Papua New Guinea (PNG) is prone to natural disasters and sometimes getting the word out to get help can be difficult if one does not have proper means communication, but that could change with new developments in communication technology recently introduced to the country. Kacific, a next-generation broadband satellite operator in PNG, is the company responsible for the launching of its Kacific CommsBox Ultra – an elevated version of its turnkey solution, designed to be a cutting-edge disaster-resilient communication solution. The system seamlessly and automatically connects to a satellite, offering internet connectivity across islands, mountainous regions and remote areas. Kacific developed the CommsBox Ultra to counter PNG's terrain, which poses problems when disasters strike and can prevent aid from reaching vulnerable communities. CommsBox Ultra's resilient Wi-Fi hotspot enables support crews to coordinate relief efforts from off-grid areas when infrastructure fails. Each Kacific CommsBox Ultra includes: · A shock-resistant, fire and water-resistant transportable container, · 65cm auto-pointing antenna, · Preconfigured modem and satellite electronics, · Solar-power panels, · External battery charger, and · User tablet. According to Kacific, CommsBox Ultra is a game-changing advancement in disaster communication technology aimed at redefining emergency preparedness and response capabilities in high-risk areas. The introduction of this new communication system to the country expands Kacific’s range of disaster communication products, offering an enhanced version alongside the existing and trusted CommsBox.