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Graph from NetBlocks showing network connectivity in Mayotte, from December 06, 2024, to December 14, 2024. The y-axis represents normalized connectivity ranging from 0% to 100%, while the x-axis shows the dates. The green line representing Mayotte's connectivity remains stable at around 100% throughout most of the time period, with a sharp drop on October 14, The minimum and current connectivity level is indicated as 14%. The drop in connectivity aligns with Cyclone Chido, the worst storm to strike the French Indian Ocean territory since 1934, causing widespread destruction to critical infrastructure. The chart has a dark background with a red circle highlighting the sharp decline at the end of the period.

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Graph from NetBlocks showing network connectivity in Mayotte, from December 06, 2024, to December 14, 2024. The y-axis represents normalized connectivity ranging from 0% to 100%, while the x-axis shows the dates. The green line representing Mayotte's connectivity remains stable at around 100% throughout most of the time period, with a sharp drop on October 14, The minimum and current connectivity level is indicated as 14%. The drop in connectivity aligns with Cyclone Chido, the worst storm to strike the French Indian Ocean territory since 1934, causing widespread destruction to critical infrastructure. The chart has a dark background with a red circle highlighting the sharp decline at the end of the period.
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NetBlocks (netblocks@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 17-Dec-2024 07:49:21 JST NetBlocks

⚠️ Confirmed: Metrics show internet connectivity in #Mayotte has fallen to 14% of ordinary levels in the aftermath of Cyclone Chido, the worst to hit the French Indian Ocean territory since 1934; the incident corresponds to reports of devastating damage to infrastructure

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