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Sweeping floods in Al-Mahara disrupt Internet Service in five provinces

[29/05/2018 08:53]

ALMAHARA-SABA
General Director of Telecom Corporation in Al-Mahara province, Eng. Mohammed Bakrait said" Overwhelming floods that Al-Mahara province was subjected to resulted in cutting the fiber optics cable in the area of Nashton of Al-Ghaidh district, putting Intent Service out of operation in several provinces around the country.

In a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) Bakrait added:" The cable break-up caused an interruption of Internet Service in the provinces of Hudramout, Shabwa, Marib and some districts of Al-Mahara".

He confirmed that engineering teams are working on repairing the cable so that the service will be reinstated within few forthcoming hours