Tauranga Habour Bridge internet cable damaged by fire - thousands without internet
14 May, 2021 02:38 AM
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An internet cable on the Tauranga Harbour Bridge has been severely damaged by fire leaving thousands without internet. Photo / NZME
An internet cable on the Tauranga Harbour Bridge has been severely damaged by fire leaving thousands without internet. Photo / NZME
Bay of Plenty Times
An internet cable beneath the Tauranga Harbour Bridge has been severely damaged by fire leaving thousands without internet across the Bay of Plenty.
Chorus confirmed the damage to the 96-fibre cable has resulted in a phone and broadband outage for approximately 3000 home and business customers across several broadband providers.
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NORTHLINKâs passenger ferry
Hrossey arrived back in Lerwick this afternoon after a 45-hour round trip which saw her stranded outside Aberdeen harbour with what was believed to be a fouled propeller.
The vessel with 83 passengers on board had to divert to Scrabster where she arrived on Tuesday evening to allow divers to inspect her portside propeller.
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Passengers were given the opportunity to disembark at Scrabster to continue their journey, with NorthLink assisting with onwards journeys.
Managing director Stuart Garrett said ahead of arrival at Aberdeen the ferryâs master had become aware of a vibration that indicated she had one of her propellers fouled.