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Major governmental, media sites down across the world

  • By Al Mayadeen
  • Source: Agencies
  • 8 Jun 2021 15:03
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A major internet breakage included several major sites around the world, including UK government websites.

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  • Major Governmental, Media Sites Down Across World
    Major Governmental, Media Sites Down Across World

Several major websites went down Tuesday, including the official UK government website and the websites of major social media and news outlets.

Among the sites affected are the sites of the British newspapers The Guardian and Financial Times, the American New York Times, the French Le Monde, and the multinational CNN and Bloomberg websites.

The websites displayed error messages at around 10:00 GMT.

No further details were reported, but the BBC said the problem could be caused by an outage cloud computing services provider Fastly, which many major websites use.

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