The AAG in Vung Tau is active. It's the AAE-1 (Vung Tau), TGN-IA (Vung Tau), and APG (Da Nang) that are down. Also, this happens all the time to VN because th

The AAG in Vung Tau is active. It's the AAE-1 (Vung Tau), TGN-IA (Vung Tau), and APG (Da Nang) that are down. Also, this happens all the time to VN because the southern portion of that Sea has heavy traffic from freight shippers, oil drilling vessels, fishing fleets, and ofc naval deployments. If you're ever flying from HK to ASEAN over the SCS on a clear day, it's a treat seeing all the ships relatively jam packed as far as the eye can see. Saigon Port and neighboring Vung Tau Port are themselves the busiest and 3rd busiest ports in VN. Most likely a freighter hit a single point of failure. VN has relatively few (5) undersea internet cables for the size of market it is (eg. Thailand has 8 cables, PH has 17, Myanmar has 4, Cambodia 3) and most are newish (last 15 years), but there are like 3-4 new undersea cable projects that should come online within the next year. Edit: AAE-1 has been down for months now because the MV Rubymar was hit by a Houthi missile and sank in the Red Sea cutting that and multiple other cables. In reality it's most likely a freighter that cut the TGN-IA and APG.