Bullet points of Deadly Pagers That Exploded in Lebanon were Not Made in Taiwan, Claims Economy Minister
Bullet points of Deadly Pagers That Exploded in Lebanon were Not Made in Taiwan, Claims Economy Minister
- Taiwan's economy minister Kuo Jyh-huei says components used in pagers that exploded in Lebanon were not manufactured in Taiwan.
- The president and founder of Taiwanese pager company Gold Apollo, Hsu Ching-kuang, has insisted that his company did not make the pagers used by Hezbollah that exploded on Tuesday.
- The Hungarian company BAC Consulting KFT has a license to use its brand and has been questioned in the investigation.
- Reports have suggested that the Bulgarian company Norta Global may have been involved in the production of the pagers.
- Japanese manufacturer Icom has stated that the walkie-talkies that exploded may be a discontinued model that was exported abroad, including to the Middle East, between 2004 and 2014.
- Taiwan's economy minister Kuo Jyh-huei says components used in pagers that exploded in Lebanon were not manufactured in Taiwan.
- The president and founder of Taiwanese pager company Gold Apollo, Hsu Ching-kuang, has insisted that his company did not make the pagers used by Hezbollah that exploded on Tuesday.
- The Hungarian company BAC Consulting KFT has a license to use its brand and has been questioned in the investigation.
- Reports have suggested that the Bulgarian company Norta Global may have been involved in the production of the pagers.
- Japanese manufacturer Icom has stated that the walkie-talkies that exploded may be a discontinued model that was exported abroad, including to the Middle East, between 2004 and 2014.