On the morning of September 8, Telegram experienced a service outage in Singapore, with users starting to report issues around 10:20 AM local time. Downdetector recorded nearly 4,000 reports by 10:30 AM, primarily affecting the app and messaging functions. By 11:30 AM, reports dropped to around 350, indicating gradual restoration. Telegram has not disclosed the cause of the outage.
Telegram went down in Singapore on the morning of September 8, The Straits Times reported. Users started flagging odd behavior at about 10:20 AM local time. Then the complaints piled up fast, with Downdetector recording a spike that hit nearly 4,000 just after 10:30 AM. Most of the trouble centered on the app itself and on messaging.
By 11:30 AM, outage reports had dropped hard to about 350, a sign that Telegram’s service was slowly coming back. So far, Telegram has not released an official explanation for the disruption.
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