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Internet outage in Singapore on 3 September 2026: M1

What happened · 3 Sep 2026, 02:30-05:40 UTC (3.2 h)

The disruption in Singapore affected M1: signal down 100%, serves 8% of the country's users. Singtel and Cloudflare showed no change. The signal of the whole country dropped by 27%.

To quote: «According to GeoCables, on 3 Sep 2026 (02:30-05:40 UTC), Singapore: disruption at M1 (signal down 100%); no change at Singtel, Cloudflare.» Source: geocables.com/outages/sg/2026-09-03
When (UTC)DurationSeverityPeak drop
3 Sep 2026 02:30-05:40 UTC3.2 h Degraded27%

Country signal around the event

Each point: share of the country's networks that answered a probe within 10 minutes. Data: IODA (Georgia Tech). Event selection, exact timing and provider breakdown: GeoCables. Red band: the event.

25% 50% 75% 100% 02.09 18:00 03.09 00:00 03.09 06:00 03.09 12:00

Providers during the event

ProviderShare of usersSignal drop
Singtel AS950616.8% 0%No change
StarHub AS5543012.8% 26%Slight drop
Cloudflare AS1333510.8% 0%No change
M1 AS47738% 100%Affected
Singtel AS451437.2% -No data

Submarine cables feeding Singapore

APCN-2 Apricot Asia Connect Cable-1 (ACC-1) Asia Direct Cable (ADC) Asia Link Cable (ALC) Asia Pacific Gateway (APG) Asia Submarine-cable Express (ASE)/Cahaya Malaysia Asia United Gateway East (AUG East) Asia-America Gateway (AAG) Cable System Australia-Singapore Cable (ASC) Batam Singapore Cable System (BSCS) Bifrost Candle EAC-C2C

Incident history

Significant incidents on cables landing here, each with its own report.

All cable incidents →

How we know this

Both series come from IODA (Georgia Tech): BGP route visibility and active probing of networks inside the country. GeoCables does the rest: a drop of 20% or more below the usual level of the last 24 hours is a disruption, 50% or more an outage; the exact start and end are taken from the full-resolution series (10-minute steps), not from the moment our detector recorded the event. Provider figures are hourly samples from the same source; a provider counts as affected at a drop of 30% or more. Our own probes on land are a separate layer and are shown here only when they saw the event.

Confidence: Medium: the drop is visible in active probing; route visibility did not drop.

Data: Country series for this page (JSON) · Permanent link to this event: geocables.com/outages/sg/2026-09-03 · Page generated 02.10.2026 19:33 UTC

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