The submarine cable is broken again.

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According to information from a network operator, the APG submarine cable line just had a problem at 6:30 a.m. on February 27, 2018. The problem will affect the international internet connection speed of network operators exploiting traffic on this cable line.

Immediately after the incident occurred, a representative of VNPT network said that they immediately implemented a solution: proactively routing international channel traffic to other cables that are operating stably, and coordinating with international partners to arrange traffic to rescue international channels that are affected by the incident.

At the same time, they have been implementing measures to ensure service quality, provide incident information and timely customer support.

APG (Asia Pacific Gateway) is the submarine optical cable with the largest traffic currently operating in the Asian region, with a maximum bandwidth of up to 54 Tbps. This cable is expected to completely replace the AAG cable - which has frequently encountered problems in recent years.