so far no compliant to access AWS europe region, means all good for me :X

As reported by the Daily Star, a Bangladesh newspaper, the breakage occurred just after midnight on April 20.

Despite the disruption, which is expected to last for two-three days, the country's telecom providers have not reported any issues, but are monitoring the situation.

Bangladesh Submarine Cables PLC (BSCPLC), a stakeholder in SEA-ME-WE 5, said the breakage happened between Singapore and Malaysia.

Because of this, all traffic between Singapore and SEA-ME-WE 5’s landing station in Kuakata, Bangladesh, is down. The damage means that Bangladesh has lost 1.7 Tbps of international capacity. The country has been able to source 100 Gbps from the western part of the cable that runs to France.

It also has an additional 2.7 Tbps of terrestrial capacity via international terrestrial cable (ITC) license holders that import bandwidth from India.

"A ship will be mobilized to repair and restore the service. Total operation will take minimum two to three days," Mirza Kamal Ahmed, managing director of the Bangladesh BSCPLC, told the Daily Star.

The traffic has instead been re-routed to the SEA-ME-WE 4 subsea cable, the country's first submarine cable installed in Cox's Bazar. Deployed in 2006, the cable has a capacity of 850 Gbps of bandwidth and has recently been upgraded to a capacity of 3,800 Gbps

The SEA-ME-WE-5, which stands for South East Asia - Middle East - Western Europe 5 Submarine Cable System, was completed in 2017 and connects from Europe to Singapore across 20,000km.

In November 2022, the SEA-ME-WE 5 cable was severed in Egypt, disrupting several countries including Indonesia, Djibouti, Eritrea, Pakistan, and Yemen.

Next year, the SEA-ME-WE 6 cable is set to go live, again connecting Bangladesh, and is set to provide 13,200 Gbps of capacity.

no idea eu cable cut problem or not
but clicknupload file download not moving
using DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd 4G

Bangladesh Suffers Internet Outage after SEA-ME-WE 5 Cable Break
Telcos say that their mobile services remain unaffected
https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/...-5-cable-break/
Cable breakdown happened somewhere between Malaysia-Singapore as mentioned in the news, but incident wasn't reported to public.

There seems to be a coverup and no party is coming out to admit it.

Access is to Europe is uninterrupted but latency has been increased by 2X from the average 230ms to now 400+ms.

Wonder when can they fix this issue. My print server is located in Europe and it’s being a big hassle not able to operate properly. :S

It happened somewhere between the stretch in between Melaka and Tuas.

The longer it takes the more it shows how incompetent and lousy our cable repair response team is. Bad reputation for the country.

Even Bangladesh reported this incident in their news but ours just kept quiet about it.

I thought was something to do with my office’s network or connection. Did so many “installing”, “uninstalling”, “reinstalling”, plug unplug, reset DNS, reset IP. Even called TM and they said no issue from their end. Wasted an entire day. Gosh.

According to my team, the connections have yet to be resolved. Still slow. How to run a business if the service we are paying for are not doing anything.

Why spend more then on an internet connection?

As long as it has good uptime, gets the job done with good speed will do for most of us.

400ms+ average now to EU major destinations. Some close to 500ms inwards such as Switzerland and Austria.

See also here TIME response to MCMC complaint:
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...ost&p=109614445

Theres also other posts on the pages starting 570 of the main topic.