Unifi in Sarawak back online, after vandalised cables fixed


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  • Friday, 07 Dec 2018

Telekom Malaysia tweeted this picture on Nov 23 to let users know that its engineer are working to fix the damaged Unifi cables in Cherating, Pahang. The service was restored in a day. — Photos: TM

Internet connectivity for Unifi customers in Sibu and Bukit Singgalang in Sarawak is back to normal, after Telekom Malaysia (TM) fixed cables that had been cut by vandals.

"We have detected a fault affecting a number of Unifi and TM fixed line customers in Sibu and Bukit Singgalang area in Sarawak. We are investigating the root cause. Updates to follow," tweeted Unifi, on the evening of Dec 6.

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