From: Martin Barry (no email)
Date: Sat Feb 02 2008 - 13:15:16 EST
$quoted_author = "Scott Francis" ;
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> maybe there's a lot more overlap in shipping lanes and cable runs than
> I thought ...
In confined waters like the Suez, Red Sea et. al. there is a lot of overlap.
Which makes three cables cuts in that area during bad weather not such a
stretch of the imagination.
Open waters like trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific have less overlap with
shipping lanes but still need to cross fishing areas etc.etc. But you'd be a
little more suspicious if those sites had a similar cluster of cuts unless
there was something in common (i.e. same landing station, cuts close to
shore).
cheers
marty
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