{"id":"seacomtata-tgn-eurasia","name":"SEACOM/Tata TGN-Eurasia","length":"15,000 km","landing_points":[{"id":"djibouti-city-djibouti","name":"Djibouti City, Djibouti","country":"Djibouti","is_tbd":null},{"id":"zafarana-egypt","name":"Zafarana, Egypt","country":"Egypt","is_tbd":null},{"id":"mumbai-india","name":"Mumbai, India","country":"India","is_tbd":null},{"id":"mombasa-kenya","name":"Mombasa, Kenya","country":"Kenya","is_tbd":null},{"id":"maputo-mozambique","name":"Maputo, Mozambique","country":"Mozambique","is_tbd":null},{"id":"jeddah-saudi-arabia","name":"Jeddah, Saudi Arabia","country":"Saudi Arabia","is_tbd":null},{"id":"mtunzini-south-africa","name":"Mtunzini, South Africa","country":"South Africa","is_tbd":null},{"id":"dar-es-salaam-tanzania","name":"Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania","country":"Tanzania","is_tbd":null}],"owners":"SEACOM, Tata Communications","suppliers":"SubCom","rfs":"2009 July","rfs_year":2009,"is_planned":false,"url":"http://www.seacom.mu","notes":"SEACOM owns the entire East African portion of the system and two fiber pairs between Egypt and India. Tata Communications owns two fiber pairs from Egypt to India and the branch to Jeddah, which the company refers to as TGN-Eurasia. Both SEACOM and Tata Communications own fiber pairs on TE North for connectivity across Egypt to Europe."}