#Internet traffic has once again started to increase in #Tanzania, climbing after 14:00 UTC. However, we will need to watch and see if connectivity remains available, or if recovery is short-lived, as it was on October 30.

For the 4th day in a row, #HurricaneMelissa’s impact on Internet traffic is still being felt in Jamaica, with traffic remaining about 50% lower than in the previous week. Signs of recovery have been limited since the hurricane made landfall on Tuesday.

radar.cloudflare.com/traffic/jm

The restoration of connectivity in #Tanzania was short-lived, as traffic fell again around 13:15 UTC, approximately two hours after it came back.

radar.cloudflare.com/traffic/tz

#Internet traffic began to return to #Tanzania around 11:30 UTC (14:30 local), after a shutdown lasting approximately 26 hours. Traffic was disrupted following protests that occurred on election day.

Follow the latest status at radar.cloudflare.com/traffic/tz

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Traffic on Vodafone UK started to recover at around 16:00 UTC, with both AS5378 and AS25135 seeing increasing traffic. The outage lasted approximately two hours.

AS25135 is also showing a complete loss of announced IPv4 address space, as well as a complete loss of traffic.

Radar shows a ~75% drop in announced IPv4 space as the outage began, and a 100% loss of traffic.

UPDATE: It appears that #Internet connectivity is being restored in #Afghanistan, as traffic began to flow again around 11:45 UTC (16:15 local time), nearly two full days after being shut down.