Singapore's M1 3G network partially disrupted by power fault

ALL content used in this not-for-profit blog remain the property of their respective owners.
http://www.zdnet.com/sg/singapores-m1-3g-network-partially-disrupted-by-power-fault-7000009796/

Singapore's smallest telco M1 has suffered a partial disruption on its 3G network, preventing some of its customers from using services such as voice and data.

In its Facebook post at around 6am Tuesday, the telco advised customers to switch their devices from its 3G network to its 2G one, and promised further updates when full service is restored.

"One of our mobile network switches is impacted by a power problem and mobile services to some of our customers may be partially affected. We are in the process of restoring service and apologise for the inconvenience," M1 said in the post.

4G services for some users appear to have been hit as well, according to comments on the post.

Affected areas included Pasir Panjang, Tuas, Tiong Bahru, Bukit Batok, Jurong West, Jurong East, Queenstown, Clementi, and Boon Lay, the users added.

In response to ZDNet queries, a M1 spokesperson said: "Our engineers are still working with utmost urgency to restore full service and part of this process is to divert traffic to another switch."