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It is Into The Pacific Ocean Not
Brunei Say Italians
Bandar Seri
Begawan - The Central Operation Centre Monitoring the re-entry
to earth of the Italian Satellite, Beppo-Sax, has received
confirmation from the Italian authority that debris from the
disintegrated satellite have fallen into the Pacific Ocean at six
minutes past six this morning Brunei time.
The Central Operations Centre
Monitoring the re-entry to earth of the Italian Satellite was set up
in Brunei following initial reports of the possibility of fragments
from the satellite falling on Brunei.
Reports received from Italy said that
the area where the debris had fallen is identified to be between
latitude zero degree north and latitude four degrees north, some 400
kilometres from the Galapagos Islands.
As such, members of the public are
informed that the hotline of the operations centre has ceased to
function.
The Ministry Of Communication as the
leading coordinating agency as well as other related government
agencies in the country coordinated the Central Operations Centre.
The Director of Central Operations
Centre, Peter Chin, thanked agencies for their contributions to the
operation. -- Courtesy of
Radio Television
Brunei
Brudirect.com
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