Operators of these cables have commenced repairs.
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Similar undersea cables providing traffic from Europe to the East Coast of Africa, like Seacom, Europe India Gateway , Asia-Africa-Europe 1 , are said to have been cut at some point around the Red Sea, resulting in degradation of services across on these routes. In Nigeria and other West African countries, Internet access and speed have experienced disruptions in the networks of service providers in the affected countries.They have promised to work round the clock to ensure that services are restored to the affected countries within the shortest possible time.
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