Three people died in Australia after hundreds of emergency calls failed due to an outage on the Optus network.
Three people died in Australia after hundreds of emergency calls failed due to an outage on the Optus network.
By John Power
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The outage left hundreds of people unable to contact emergency services and has been linked to multiple deaths.
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The outage in Australia has been linked to four deaths as people could not reach emergency services.
Communications Minister Anika Wells ordered an investigation into the outage, saying the firm ‘let Australians down’.
Telecom giant’s ‘completely unacceptable’ 14-hour blackout resulted in 600 missed calls to operators
