PLDT confirms full restoration of network services following PH-Singapore cable cut
PLDT announced on Sunday, October 4, that its network services have fully returned to normal nationwide following a submarine cable cut between the Philippines and Singapore on October 2. In an advisory issued at 4:30 p.m., the telecommunications company confirmed that its services had normalized tw…
PLDT announced on Sunday, October 4, that its network services have fully returned to normal nationwide following a submarine cable cut between the Philippines and Singapore on October 2.
In an advisory issued at 4:30 p.m., the telecommunications company confirmed that its services had normalized two days after the cable incident.
“Services have fully normalized nationwide following the submarine cable cut between the Philippines and Singapore on Oct. 2,” PLDT said.
The cable cut affected international connectivity, causing internet service interruptions and slower browsing speeds for some users.
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The incident prompted telecommunications providers to reroute internet traffic through alternative international links to minimize its impact on customers.
PLDT thanked its subscribers for their patience and understanding as services returned to normal.
Key points
- PLDT announced on Sunday, October 4, that its network services have fully returned to normal nationwide following a submarine cable cut between the Philippines and Singapore on October 2.
- In an advisory issued at 4:30 p.m., the telecommunications company confirmed that its services had normalized two days after the cable incident.
- Services have fully normalized nationwide following the submarine cable cut between the Philippines and Singapore on Oct.