Taiwan closes exploding pagers case
Taiwan says exploding pagers in Lebanon were not made in Taiwan
TAIPEI, Nov 11 — The investigation bureau of Taiwan’s justice ministry said today that there was no evidence that Taiwanese manufacturers were involved in the pagers which exploded in Lebanon in September in a deadly blow to Iran-backed Hezbollah.
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Taiwan on Monday said it had closed a probe into pagers that exploded in Lebanon in September and caused a deadly blow to Iran-backed Hezbollah, saying no Taiwanese citizens or companies were involved ...
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