Chinese Ship Suspected Of Damaging Subsea Cable Off Taiwan May Have Used 2 AIS Devices
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Per Taiwan’s Coast Guard, the Chinese-owned vessel suspected of having damaged a subsea cable off Taiwan’s northern coast was using 2 different AIS transponders.
It happened on Friday around 1240 hours when Chungwha Telecom informed Taiwan’s Coast Guard Administration ( CGA) that a subsea communications cable was severed off the Keelung coast.
The cable was a part of the Trans-Pacific Express, a high-speed fibre optic cable connecting China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea and the U.S.
A Taiwan coast guard patrol boat intercepted the freighter Xing Shun 39 at 1700
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