The Ogero sign in the Badaro neighborhood in Beirut. (Illustrative photo by Philippe Hage Boutros/L’Orient-Le Jour)
Public operator Ogero, responsible for managing the fixed telephone and Internet network, announced on its X account that one of its exchanges located in the village of Moukhtara, situated in Chouf, had broken down, leading to the interruption of its services in the locality as well as in several surrounding areas.
The operator assured that its teams are working to repair the outage as soon as possible.
Public operator Ogero, responsible for managing the fixed telephone and Internet network, announced on its X account that one of its exchanges located in the village of Moukhtara, situated in Chouf, had broken down, leading to the interruption of its services in the locality as well as in several surrounding areas.
The operator assured that its teams are working to repair the outage as soon as possible.
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