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ER Editor: These outage situations usually come with some interesting tweets.
FAULTY SOFTWARE UPDATE CAUSED MASSIVE OUTAGE ACROSS DENMARK
A botched software update at TDC, Denmark’s largest telecom provider, has triggered nationwide disruptions.
Mobile services were down, leaving thousands unable to make calls—including to 112 emergency services. pic.twitter.com/RZNITlEBCT
— PLANET NEWS MONITOR (@planet_monitor1) November 28, 2024
🚨🚨#Breaking Denmark hit by a mobile Outage across the whole Country🇩🇰
It has been 5⃣ weeks5⃣ days since the outage that knocked out the CUBA national power grid country wide.🌑
November 29 marks 4⃣ months🔟days since the Crowdestrike Outage > we received the FEMA EBS… https://t.co/sKr62uTERo pic.twitter.com/8jPcug2d5Q
— TraderGirlQ (@TraderGirlQ) November 29, 2024
🚨🇩🇰MAJOR CYBER ATTACK IN DENMARK HALTED ALL TRAIN SERVICE ALSO CAUSING
DELAYS AND CANCELLATIONS OF FLIGHTS AND PHONE OUTAGES AS WELL AS EMERGENCY SERVICE ⚠️ pic.twitter.com/kjlpSD4VuQ— Todd Paron🇺🇸🇬🇷🎧👽 (@tparon) November 29, 2024
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Denmark Hit By ‘Whole Country’ Mobile Outage, Trains Halted
While Americans celebrate Thanksgiving by chowing down on turkey and mashed potatoes (and, of course, gravy), Denmark has experienced a widespread telecommunications outage, disrupting cellphone service and bringing train networks to a grinding halt.
The German news website Der Spiegel reports that the TDC Net network suffered a nationwide outage on Thursday due to technical difficulties. The exact cause has yet to be disclosed.
🚨🇩🇰DENMARK’S BIGGEST TELECOM PROVIDER TDC SUFFERS MAJOR SERVICE OUTAGE
Thousands were unable to make calls, including to 112 emergency services.
A failed software update is suspected, prompting Funen Police to deploy extra patrols and advise residents to contact officers… pic.twitter.com/W3VfsFEIA5
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) November 28, 2024
Reports of severe disruption in Denmark:
-Widespread failure of certain mobile phone networks
-Emergency call system struggling to cope
-Trains stopped across the countryFurther reports of mobile phone network issues in Finland.
— InsideNK/GeoPolitics (@inside_nk) November 28, 2024
Here’s more from the German news site:
The lack of mobile coverage occurs randomly across the country. “The whole country is affected sporadically,” said Lasse Bjerre Sørensen. Accordingly, it could take some time before the network is back up and running.
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The outage also affects emergency calls. Because the local emergency call center – 112 – is affected by the mobile network outage and calls may not be able to be put through, the emergency rescue service Hovedstadens Beredskab is sending vehicles onto the streets. As the rescue service announced on X, these vehicles should be contacted when urgent help is needed.
rail traffic is at a standstill
The administrator of the Danish rail network, Banedanmark, reports errors in the digital signaling system in the west of the country on X. They have therefore suspended operations until 6 p.m.
The Deputy Traffic Director of Banedanmark, Nicolai Smidt Sigsgaard, wrote on X, “We are working hard to get the traffic going again and are investigating the cause of the breakdown.”
“Vi arbejder på højtryk på at få trafikken i gang igen og undersøger årsagen til nedbruddet,” fortæller vicetrafikdirektør i Banedanmark, Nicolai Smidt Sigsgaard. https://t.co/fPqtz0ctqI
— Banedanmark (@banedanmark) November 28, 2024
This incident comes ten days after a Chinese bulk carrier transporting Russian fertilizer sabotaged two undersea fiber optic cables connecting Finland, Germany, Sweden, and Lithuania across the Baltic Sea.
Also, these incidents come as World War III risks are soaring in Eastern Europe.
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