Lebanon pager company

Cristiana Bársony-Arcidiacono, CEO of BAC Consulting, is under the protection of Hungarian secret services following deadly explosions of pagers linked to her company in Lebanon, which killed at least 37 people. The pagers, manufactured by BAC under a license from Taiwanese firm Gold Apollo, were allegedly imported into Lebanon by Bulgarian company Norta Global Ltd. Investigations in Hungary and Bulgaria are underway, with Bulgaria's National Security Agency noting no approval for the sales and tracing a 1.6 million euro transaction to Hungary. Meanwhile, Rinson Yosi, the Norwegian owner of Norta Global, has gone missing, prompting an investigation by Oslo police. While the Hungarian government claims BAC acted merely as a broker, Hezbollah has accused Israel of orchestrating the attacks, which Israel has neither confirmed nor denied. The situation remains tense as more details about the origins and handling of the pagers emerge.