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Philippines-Singapore submarine cable restored, internet service normalized
A critical undersea telecommunications link between the Philippines and Singapore has been repaired and returned to service, resolving connectivity disruptions that affected internet users across the region.
LSN Philippines ·
MANILA — The Philippine-Singapore segment of the C2C Submarine Cable has been fully restored following its outage, telecommunications provider InfiniVAN Inc. reported on Saturday.
The restoration of the undersea cable, which provides vital international connectivity between the two nations, has brought internet services back to normal levels, according to an advisory from the Japanese-Filipino company specializing in telecommunications and ICT solutions.
Submarine cable disruptions in Southeast Asia can significantly impact regional internet traffic and data transmission, affecting both consumer and business users. The C2C cable serves as a critical infrastructure link for voice, data, and multimedia services between the Philippines and Singapore.
InfiniVAN Inc. confirmed that full service restoration has been completed, with no further issues reported as of Saturday. The company did not provide details regarding the cause of the initial outage or the specific repairs undertaken to restore the cable segment.