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        "id": 1274639,
        "msgid": "cable-damage-only-trivial-indosat-1447893297",
        "date": "2000-11-23 00:00:00",
        "title": "Cable damage only trivial: Indosat",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
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        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Cable damage only trivial: Indosat JAKARTA (JP): State-owned telecommunication company PT Indosat stated that the damage to the world's longest undersea cable network had only slightly affected the telecommunication service in the country. Company spokesman Radjamin Nasution said on Wednesday that the telecommunication service had been disrupted for about an hour after the 39,000 kilometer cable network, called SEA-ME-WE 3 (South East Asia, Middle East to Western Europe), broke at 10:24 a.m.",
        "content": "<p>Cable damage only trivial: Indosat<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): State-owned telecommunication company PT Indosat<br>\nstated that the damage to the world's longest undersea cable<br>\nnetwork had only slightly affected the telecommunication service<br>\nin the country.<\/p>\n<p>Company spokesman Radjamin Nasution said on Wednesday that the<br>\ntelecommunication service had been disrupted for about an hour<br>\nafter the 39,000 kilometer cable network, called SEA-ME-WE 3<br>\n(South East Asia, Middle East to Western Europe), broke at 10:24<br>\na.m. on Tuesday.<\/p>\n<p>He said Indosat quickly switched its service to another cable<br>\nnetwork called SEA-ME-WE 2 which also links the three regions, as<br>\nwell the APCN (Asia Pacific Cable Network).<\/p>\n<p>\"In one hour, all services were switched to the other cables<br>\nwhich still work properly,\" Nasution was quoted by Detikcom as<br>\nsaying.<\/p>\n<p>He added the company had also used satellite transmission to<br>\ncontinue its service.<\/p>\n<p>He denied the foreign press reports that the incident had<br>\ncaused a significant impact on Indosat's service, saying the<br>\nimpact was \"less than 20 percent.\"<\/p>\n<p>It was not clear what caused Monday's break in a part of the<br>\ncable lying 60 km off the coast of Singapore in Indonesian<br>\nwaters.<\/p>\n<p>In Singapore, Deutsche Presse Agentur said local telecom<br>\noperators Singapore Telecom, StarHub and M1, and Internet service<br>\nprovider Pacific Internet said the damaged cable had not<br>\ndisrupted any of their services.<\/p>\n<p>\"Our customers are not affected because SingTel uses a<br>\ndiversity of cables,\" said Ivan Tan, director of corporate<br>\ncommunications.<\/p>\n<p>He said phone and Internet traffic had been diverted to<br>\nanother cable, the APCN, which links Singapore to Australia.<\/p>\n<p>It was \"still too early to say\" how long it will take to<br>\nrepair the damage, Tan said, adding that approval was needed from<br>\nthe Indonesian authorities.<\/p>\n<p>The damaged cable, which only became operational late last<br>\nyear, severely disrupted communication in Australia. (jsk)<\/p>",
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