Mystery of Exploding Pagers Intensifies as Taiwanese Company Shifts Blame

Explosions have resulted in at least nine deaths and nearly 3,000 injuries. Meanwhile, Israel and Hezbollah

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November 14, 2024
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Mystery of Exploding Pagers Intensifies as Taiwanese Company Shifts Blame
Mystery of Exploding Pagers Intensifies as Taiwanese Company Shifts Blame

“The Taiwanese company Gold Apollo Co., whose brand is found on the pagers involved in the explosions in Lebanon, has claimed that a Hungarian firm is responsible for producing the models used in the attacks. This statement further complicates the mystery surrounding the incident, which is heightening tensions in the Middle East.

Gold Apollo revealed it has had a long-standing agreement with BAC Consulting in Budapest, allowing the Hungarian company to use its brand in specific regions.”

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