Some Singtel customers affected by connectivity issues; telco says latest incident unrelated to recent outage
CNA
This comes after Singtel on Monday experienced a more than eight-hour disruption to its network.
SINGAPORE: A “small number” of customers may be experiencing connectivity issues, Singtel said on Tuesday (Mar 17).
“This is unrelated to yesterday’s incident,” the telco said in a post on Facebook.
The Downdetector website, which tracks outages by collating status reports, showed more than 300 reports related to Singtel as of 11.46am.
“Our engineers are working urgently on resolving the matter as quickly as possible. We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused,” Singtel added in its social media post.
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