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3 Million Plus Locked Of Internet Access In Day 4 Of Outage

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Internet interruption were experienced from Saturday shutting most of the users during the Eid festives.
The outage has affected some money transactions and other businesses that rely on internet.

A number of government offices have also been rendered offline.

The outage follows destruction of fibre optic wires under the Indian Ocean that connect Somalia and rest of the world.

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