According to the BBC, there are 3 cables affected: FLAG's Europe-Asia, South East Asia–Middle East–Western Europe 4, and SEA-ME-WE 3. Interestingly it was the disruption of the SEA-ME-WE 3 in early 2007 off Taiwan that isolated Malaysia.

I'm not sure why it is affecting Malaysia so much, as our main links are actually to the USA via the Japan-US/HK-US cables (via the Mersing-Shantou/Lantau section of the SEA-ME-WE 3). Probably the Middle-East and India rerouting their connections eastwards towards East Asia and across the Pacific.

Connections to Malaysia/Singapore still fine from the southern hemisphere via the Australia-Japan cable.

Not to mention Singapore has 4 f***ing major ISP.  4!!! I tell yer!
By theory given the size of Singapore has 4 ISP, M'sia should at least has 6-8 MAJOR, ISP. It is inevitability that TMNET and TELEKOM are run by bunch of poo-flinging baboon which they always fling shit at their customer. I hope those cocksuckers get drown by bunch of donkey balls and dicks.

/mad due to unable to have a stable connection to Anarchy Online for the reunion of old clan. 

Irrelevant.

Leaving aside national backhaul costs, which were already paid for by Malaysian taxpayers anyway, the international bandwidth question is a matter of real costs per subscriber.

In Malaysia a TM subscriber pays US$22/month (RM77) for 1 megabit service.

In Singapore a Singtel subscriber pays US$16/month (S$23) for 1 megabit service.

Singaporean customers are paying less and getting more.

forever ???

If streamyx has no delay, it won't be streamyx anymore. It would be renamed as "Full Speed Ahead".

start from 12pm hell lagging on youtube.

Connection to International site and game server suddenly lost its packets during 16PM.
I wonder which baboon is f***ed up the whole thing again