The full service restoration of the submarine cables damaged during the Boxing Day Earthquake is expected to be completed by the end of February 2007. This is due to delays in repair caused by bad weather.
The quake which hit Taiwan badly damaged vital submarine telecom cables connecting several Asian countries. Immediate results of the quake included the delays in receiving emails, difficulties in IDD connections, unreliable international SMS and slow internet connections.
At this point, most telecom services are reported to have been restored but the affected countries still await the completion of the repairs.
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New Submarine Cable system for RP
Good News for Asian BPO!
The Philippine Daily Inquirer reports that the Hongkong based company- Asia Netcom will be installing a 23,500 kilometer submarine cable system that will augment the existing telecoms infrastructure connecting the Philippines with the rest of the world. The project which is estimated to cost $636 Million, is expected to be completed by July 2008 .
The Philippine Daily Inquirer reports that the Hongkong based company- Asia Netcom will be installing a 23,500 kilometer submarine cable system that will augment the existing telecoms infrastructure connecting the Philippines with the rest of the world. The project which is estimated to cost $636 Million, is expected to be completed by July 2008 .
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