Nearly all of Bangladesh is offline
A major Internet outage hit Bangladesh on July 18, with 97% unreachability in some areas. Linked to civil unrest, the country faces severe disruption in online communication and information access. Trinocular monitors the situation.
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A major Internet outage occurred in Bangladesh on July 18, with some regions experiencing 97% unreachability by 17:30Z. The outage, affecting the entire country, is believed to be linked to civil unrest and protests. As of July 19, a day after the outage began, Internet connectivity in Bangladesh remains severely disrupted. The situation is being monitored by Trinocular outage detection. The outage has impacted the country's online communication and access to information. ANT Research News expresses concern for the people of Bangladesh during this challenging period. The outage has drawn attention to the vulnerability of Internet infrastructure during times of social and political turmoil.
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