Papua New Guinea earthquake disrupts internet service: DataCo

Posted on October 10, 2025 by Guest authors

Papua New Guinea’s state-owned telecoms network wholesaler PNG DataCo says that internet services in the southeastern towns of Popondetta and Alotau have been disrupted due to a subsea cable break caused by an earthquake on Tuesday.

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