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Internet Disruptions Hit UAE, India, and Pakistan After Cable Outages

Millions of users across India, Pakistan, and the United Arab Emirates experienced major internet disruptions after subsea cable outages in the Red Sea interrupted global connectivity.
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ت disrupted Internet disruptions hit الإمارات، الهند، وباكستان بعد انقطاع كابلات. (Arabic)
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