Mauritania
The government of Mauritania shut down mobile Internet access on Wednesday, 1 June, after protests erupted around the country after the death of a young man, Omar Diop, in police custody. Fixed-lined connectivity continues to be available. Press reports indicate that this outage may go on for a couple of days, but we have not yet identified an official government statement.
Cloudflare Radar shows the drop in Internet traffic for the mobile networks of MATTEL (AS37508) and CHINGUITEL (AS37541).


Additionally, Google’s Transparency Report shows a drop in search traffic.

The shutdown was also visible on IODA

https://twitter.com/MLouisaE/status/1664098082781294592
https://twitter.com/globalfreemedia/status/1664194771751936000
https://twitter.com/IODA_live/status/1664249666798583809
https://twitter.com/OpenObservatory/status/1664611178138464262
Mobile networks shut down in Mauritania
by u/davidbelson in CloudFlare
https://twitter.com/CloudflareRadar/status/1666153194903175173?s=20