Disrupted mobile network causing no signal in Munich's underground
In the heart of Germany, residents and commuters of Munich faced a significant disruption in the cell network of the U-Bahn system over the weekend and into Monday, 28th July. The disruption was caused by major problems with the cell network underground, resulting in service interruptions across large parts of the entire system.
The responsible network operator, Vodafone, was promptly notified, and Munich City Works (SWM) took charge of addressing the issue. The root cause was identified as a signal box failure and cable damage following construction work.
Throughout the resolution process, SWM remained in continuous communication with Vodafone, working tirelessly to restore the connection in the Munich U-Bahn system. The damaged cables were fixed, and the signal box functionality was restored, allowing services to resume. As of now, the cell network disruption in the Munich U-Bahn area has been resolved.
During the disruption, passengers may have experienced radio silence in the U-Bahn system, making calling, surfing, or sending messages impossible. However, Munich residents were asked to remain patient as the issue was being addressed. Further updates on the progress of the network restoration were provided here and on the radio.
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As the city moves forward, SWM and Vodafone continue to work closely to ensure the smooth operation of the cell network in the Munich U-Bahn system. More information about the network disruption is forthcoming. Rest assured, the city of Munich is committed to keeping its residents and commuters connected.
While the disruption affected the cell network of the Munich U-Bahn system, residents and commuters may have found temporary solace in theirsmartphones and other gadgets, keeping them connected outside the underground network. As the city continues to prioritize the smooth operation of the cell network in the U-Bahn, residents can expect future improvements in their smartphone experiences.
