Fibre cuts disrupt Telecel services for over 72,000 subscribers
More than 72,000 Telecel Ghana subscribers across parts of the Central Region are experiencing service disruptions following two fibre cuts along the Accra–Winneba and Winneba–Cape Coast routes. Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George, disclosed the disruption in a Facebook post, saying the incident had affected an estimated 72,754 subscribers…
Telecel Ghana is currently experiencing service disruptions for over 72,000 subscribers across various regions in the Central Region, including Winneba, Agona Swedru, and Apam, due to two fibre cuts along the Accra–Winneba and Winneba–Cape Coast routes. The Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George, disclosed this in a Facebook post, attributing the damage to ongoing road construction works conducted by a road contractor.
Telecel engineers are working to restore services, while a separate team is engaging the contractor to halt excavation works and prevent further network infrastructure damage. The National Communications Authority (NCA) is monitoring the situation as efforts to restore connectivity continue.
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