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undersea internet cablesGuardian
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Parts of Tonga have been without internet for more than two weeks after an undersea cable was damaged in an earthquake.
The island networks of Vava’u and Haapai were cut off on 29 June after damage to the cable which connects internet services to the northern archipelagos.
The government has ordered the Starlink internet satellite company to cease operations in Tonga until it was granted a licence.
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