Taiwan raises jail time for cutting undersea cables to 7 years
Fine for damaging undersea cables or pipelines raised to NT$10 million
Dec. 9, 2025 16:07
Fine for damaging undersea cables or pipelines raised to NT$10 million
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Fine for damaging undersea cables or pipelines raised to NT$10 million
Fine for damaging undersea cables or pipelines raised to NT$10 million
Submarine cable is labeled Apricot-S6 and links to Toucheng
Submarine cable is labeled Apricot-S6 and links to Toucheng
China likely to target subsea infrastructure
China likely to target subsea infrastructure
Bill calls for undersea monitoring, response plans, domain awareness, protection frameworks
Bill calls for undersea monitoring, response plans, domain awareness, protection frameworks
Captain admits to ordering anchor drop but denies deliberate damage
Captain admits to ordering anchor drop but denies deliberate damage
Ship captain refuses to disclose who ordered him to cut the cable
Ship captain refuses to disclose who ordered him to cut the cable
E2A subsea cable network expected to be ready in second half of 2028
E2A subsea cable network expected to be ready in second half of 2028
He is remanded in custody and held incommunicado by Tainan court
He is remanded in custody and held incommunicado by Tainan court
Taiwan-Matsu No. 2 cable suffered abnormal fault in core wires
Taiwan-Matsu No. 2 cable suffered abnormal fault in core wires
Cause of disconnection said to be ‘natural degradation’
Cause of disconnection said to be ‘natural degradation’