IMDA starts probe into StarHub broadband disruptions
Annabeth Leow
Singapore
THE Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has commenced investigations into the two service disruptions to StarHub's Internet services on Wednesday, and will not hesitate to take "strong enforcement action" should there be any lapses on StarHub's part.
StarHub's fibre broadband services were hit by intermittent outages on Wednesday, causing disruption to some of its over 500,000 residential customers at a time when an unprecedented scale of Singaporeans are telecommuting amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
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