Worldlink, one of Nepal’s largest internet service providers, is currently facing issues with slow internet speeds. The problem was first noticed on Sunday afternoon, causing frustration among users.
The Cause of the Slow Internet
Worldlink has issued a statement explaining that the slowdown is due to issues with the upstream provider’s network. The company assured users that their team is working hard to resolve the problem as quickly as possible.
The Role of Upstream Providers in Internet Issues
The issue with internet speeds is related to the upstream providers, which are based in India. These providers play a crucial role in connecting Nepal’s internet network to the global web. Unfortunately, at times, problems with these Indian upstream providers affect the service in Nepal.
Challenges with International Internet Connectivity
Nepal’s internet service providers rely on networks from upstream providers in India to connect with the global internet infrastructure. As a result, disruptions in India’s networks often lead to slow internet speeds in Nepal.
What’s Being Done to Fix the Issue?
Worldlink has reassured its users that the technical team is actively working to fix the issue. While the problem is outside their immediate control, they are committed to resolving it as soon as possible.
