The National Communications Commission, citing the island’s telecom service, blamed two Chinese ships for cutting the cables. It said a Chinese fishing vessel is suspected of severing the first cable some 31 miles out at sea. Six days later, on Feb. 8, a Chinese cargo ship cut the second, NCC said.
Related posts
-
‘We need to voice our concerns’: Suburbs join in on global May Day rallies
Gray skies and intermittent drizzle couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm of protesters attending suburban May Day rallies... -
‘You have to get through Rolling Meadows’: Mayor stresses city’s place in Arlington Park redevelopment
The mayor of Rolling Meadows emphasized Thursday that any redevelopment of the Arlington Park property will... -
‘It celebrates our heritage’: Downtown Libertyville listed on National Register of Historic Places
A national designation is being heralded in Libertyville as another means to protect and enhance the...