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ClosedUpdated 3 Oct 2026SCS-2026-0004

EAC-C2C outage between the Philippines and Singapore

The Philippines–Singapore segment of the EAC-C2C cable went down on 2 October, slowing internet across the Philippines as providers rerouted traffic. InfiniVAN, a Philippine provider, said the segment was fully restored.

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Several independent signals point to a likely incident. No authoritative confirmation yet. This listing may be withdrawn.

Key facts

Cable
EAC-C2C
Was down for
1 day
Fault reported
2 Oct 2026
Where
Not published
Section
Philippines – Singapore
Cause
Not established

Updates

  1. 3 Oct 2026 07:11 UTCClosed

    InfiniVAN says the C2C Philippines–Singapore segment is fully restored

    Philippine Daily Inq…1
  2. 2 Oct 2026 02:38 UTCOpened · Suspected

    EAC-C2C outage between the Philippines and Singapore

    Philippine Daily Inq…1
›Sources for this incident1 source · 1 reliable media · why we believe the above
  1. Philippine Daily Inquirer — PH-Singapore internet link restored after cable problem1
    Reliable media

    Supports: status

    “InfiniVAN Inc. ... said in an advisory that the C2C Submarine Cable (Philippine-Singapore) segment has been fully restored.”
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Conditions and signals · M5.6 earthquake 12 km away
  • Magnitude 5.6 earthquake on 30 Sep 2026 05:00 UTC, about 12 km from the cable. (USGS)

Shown for context. An earthquake or storm nearby is only given as the cause when a source says so, and outage signals show connectivity dropped somewhere in a country, not which cable.