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AT&T attributes mass 911 outages in 3 states to fiber cuts made by 'third parties'

Fiber cuts by third parties caused 911 outages affecting multiple areas with service restored within three hours, AT&T said.

  • On Thursday afternoon, widespread disruptions to 911 services occurred in areas of Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama, affecting emergency call operations.
  • AT&T reported that the outages resulted from disruptions to fiber infrastructure caused by external parties and confirmed that at no point did the outages affect entire states.
  • Reports of outages first emerged in Mississippi early Thursday afternoon, and by late afternoon, AT&T confirmed that service had been fully restored across all three affected states.
  • AT&T apologized for the inconvenience, emphasized the importance of 911 services, and noted normal operation had resumed in affected areas.
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AT&T attributes mass 911 outages in 3 states to fiber cuts made by 'third parties'

A statement from AT&T says mass 911 outages that swept across parts of Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama were caused by fiber cuts made by “third parties.”

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