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Daet Cable Landing Station

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Category: Philippines
14 August 2011

Daet Cable Landing Station is located in the east coast of the Philippines. It is a new cable landing station constructed by PLDT for the landing of the Asia Submarine-cable Express (ASE).  

The Daet CLS forms a diversity to the existing Batangas and La Union cable landing stations in west cost of the Philippines.

PLDT has confirmed to land Jupiter at the Daet Cable Landing Station.

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