Pagers that exploded in Lebanon, Syria were made in Budapest: Taiwan firm

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Pagers that exploded in Lebanon, Syria were made in Budapest: Taiwan firm - Business Standard

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Taiwanese company Gold Apollo said Wednesday that it authorised its brand on the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria but that another company based in Budapest manufactured them.

Gold Apollo said the AR-924 pagers used by the Hezbollah militant group were produced and sold by a company called BAC that was authorised to use Gold Apollo's trademark in some regions.

The pagers were manufactured by BAC Consulting KFT, based in Hungary's capital, according to a statement released Wednesday by Gold Apollo.