On Saturday, Palestinian telecommunications company PalTel announced a complete internet outage across northern Gaza. The company attributed the disruption to the “continuous aggression of the occupation forces.” This significant interruption affected most areas in northern Gaza, following a series of sporadic outages that culminated in a total shutdown.
PalTel’s team is actively working to restore internet services as quickly as possible. The company emphasized its commitment to reconnecting citizens despite the challenging circumstances. The ongoing conflict, which escalated on October 7, 2023, has repeatedly severed communication services in Gaza. Heavy bombardment has severely damaged the telecommunications infrastructure, while fuel shortages have further complicated restoration efforts.
Additionally, PalTel previously reported the tragic deaths of several employees who lost their lives while attempting to restore communication services in the region. This highlights the severe risks faced by those working to maintain essential services during times of conflict.
As the situation continues to evolve, the impact on communication and internet access remains critical for the residents of northern Gaza. The community relies heavily on these services for information and connection amidst the ongoing turmoil.
To follow the news in Arabic
Recent allegations against Houthi leaders in Ibb Governorate reveal the unlawful seizure of public funds,…
Israeli airstrikes have resumed in southern Lebanon and the western Bekaa Valley, raising concerns over…
In a meeting in Aden, Minister Tawfiq Al-Sharjabi and UNDP's Zina Ali discussed strategic interventions…
President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Alimi met with Shao Cheng, the Chargé d'Affaires of China, to…
The Egyptian government has significantly increased its local wheat purchases to 3.3 million tons this…
The Turkish Intelligence Agency (MIT) has successfully dismantled a complex international espionage network linked to…