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A Gradual Return to Internet Service in Latakia

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The Internet service began gradually to return to Latakia governorate on Friday, following a near-total interruption in all districts of the province as a result of three communications cables being vandalized.

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SANA broke the news in Syrian Arab Republic (the) 5 days ago on Friday, October 2, 2026.

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