Apagón nacional
Myanmar experienced a nationwide Internet outage starting on Sunday, 31 January 2021, as a military takeover over the government occurred.
- Duración total 11 hours
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Impacto local
Myanmar sufrió un corte de Internet en todo el país a partir del domingo 31 de enero de 2021, con motivo de la toma del poder por los militares.
Otra información complementaria
Tras el golpe militar, Myanmar experimentó múltiples cortes significativos de Internet. El 1 de febrero de 2021, los datos de IODA muestran que Myanmar experimentó un corte significativo de Internet, que comenzó a las 03:30 AM hora local. En particular, hubo varias diferencias en el grado en que los ISP se vieron afectados por el corte y en los patrones de tiempo, lo que sugiere la falta de un interruptor de corte de Internet.
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NEW EVENT: Myanmar / to #Feb01 05:30 local (GMT + 6.5H):
— Monash IP Observatory (@IP_Observatory) February 1, 2021
. our observations confirm regional outages
. Mandalay (now 26pc); Magway (14pc); Yangon (82pc, falling)
. note: many regions not impacted yet (e.g. Kayin, shown)
. event start: 2am local@Nrg8000 @BBCBreaking @abcnews pic.twitter.com/8TOMkdPAj3
Evolving situation in #Myanmar with #Internet connectivity also affected. From contacts on the ground, connectivity is a bit erratic depending on provider & type of access. #Mobile appears to be the most affected. #InternetShutdowns #netgov #keepitonhttps://t.co/iqL4c3iwg1
— Rajnesh Singh (@RajneshSingh) February 1, 2021
Large internet outage in Myanmar amid possible military coup d'état. Outage began at 20:40 UTC (5:10am local).
— Doug Madory (also on Bluesky) (@DougMadory) February 1, 2021
Data from @Internetintel and @kentikinc shown below: pic.twitter.com/lto8yzmgLR
Amid the #coup in #Myanmar, there also appear to have been significant #Internet #outages. #IODA detected an initial drop in connectivity at ~21:00 UTC on Jan 31, followed by a larger drop at ~00:20 UTC on Feb 1.
— IODA (@IODA_live) February 1, 2021
Track Myanmar's connectivity here:https://t.co/rGlb7rUR0i pic.twitter.com/t9Io2UNP4Y
Here’s what #RIPEstat and #RIPEAtlas picked up from Myanmar – there appears to have been a significant outage earlier today, but most (not all) Internet connectivity seems to have been restored. #Internetoutage #myanmar
— RIPE NCC (@ripencc) February 1, 2021
Take a look at:https://t.co/Gcf4UGXvqt pic.twitter.com/874oleurA4
LATEST DEVELOPMENT : New military government orders telecom companies to temporarily block Facebook as they assume the social media platform is disturbing the restoration of stability in the country. Jumping back to 2000s in three days. #myanmar pic.twitter.com/2BzUujCSfM
— Hnin Zaw (@hninyadanazaw) February 3, 2021