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S’poreans approve S$1million fine slapped on Singtel for 2024 outage, but some wonder if cost will be passed on to consumers

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December 15, 2025
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SINGAPORE: On Thursday (Dec 11), the Infocomm Media Growth Authority (IMDA) introduced {that a} S$1 million wonderful had been slapped on Singtel because of an outage that occurred on Oct 8, 2024, which affected half one million residential and company customers for over 4 hours. Furthermore, entry to customer support strains for emergency name providers,  sure well being organisations, authorities companies, banks, and firms was affected.

IMDA stated in its assertion that it takes “a severe view of the incident and performed an intensive investigation.”

The authority defined its findings based mostly on the investigation, saying that the rationale for dropped calls was that voice visitors alternated between affected and unaffected voice techniques. When Singtel shifted all voice visitors to the unaffected voice system, the incident was resolved.

When deciding on how a lot to wonderful Singtel, IMDA famous the numerous impact of the incident, including that “the potential affect on the protection and safety of the general public may have been very severe.”

The authority acknowledged, nonetheless, that the incident was not inside SingTel’s management to stop and that no cyber assault had occurred. It added in its assertion that SingTel has taken the wanted measures to stop such an incident from recurring.

In Parliament in November 2024, former Jurong MP Tan Wu Meng raised questions in regards to the incident and famous on social media that on the morning of the day that the outage occurred, there had been a fireplace at a house in Clementi. “If the fireplace had been just a few hours later through the Singtel outage, and if neighbours had been unable to contact emergency providers in a well timed approach, issues may need turned out in a different way,” Dr Tan wrote.

CNA reported on Dec 11 that Singtel accepted the ruling from the IMDA, in addition to the million-dollar wonderful.

Some Singaporeans commenting on the report, whereas expressing approval that SingTel can be penalised for the outage, expressed considerations that the wonderful can be handed on to customers.

When a Fb person wrote that the quantity of the wonderful was “spare change for SingTel,” one other answered by speculating, “You’ll pay for the spare change with service cost improve.“

“After which increase the value to customers to cowl again, is it?” one other requested.

One other chimed in with a suggestion that “affected prospects needs to be given a free subscription for a month or two” in lieu of the wonderful.

“Is that this truthful to the customers!!!???” requested a netizen.

“And what do the Singtel prospects get from Singtel apart from a half-baked apology?” one other puzzled. /TISG

Learn additionally: Yet one more emergency name outage hits Singtel’s Optus as vandals reduce fibre





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