After the Cambodian government completely cut off international network services imported from Thailand, the park's network quickly became paralyzed, and ordinary users were significantly affected. The parks that were originally in operation were in chaos, with employees stating that they "couldn't even send pictures".
A technical contractor responsible for the network maintenance of several parks said that starting from five in the morning, he received calls from multiple property units, reporting that the internet speed had almost come to a halt, severely affecting daily operations. There was no prior warning, and the parks could only hastily seek external assistance.
"As soon as I entered the park, someone shouted that the image upload had failed. I thought it was an attack, but actually, it was the Thai network that had been cut off," the contractor said, "Everyone was affected."
He added that some parks were even unaware that the government had initiated a network cutoff policy, and were thrown into disarray, urgently contacting suppliers to try to activate backup plans or local alternative networks, but to little avail.
It is understood that the network cutoff is one of the measures taken by the Cambodian side in response to changes in the geopolitical situation. Although the official did not specifically target the gray areas, the wide impact caught many related personnel off guard.
