La dégradation des réseaux de fibre reste un problème récurrent dans les communes
Les défauts sur les infrastructures de fibre optique provoquent des coupures d'Internet et des difficultés de raccordement pour les abonnés et les collectivités.

Selon Le Monde, les malfaçons affectant les réseaux de fibre optique continuent de poser des problèmes dans de nombreuses communes françaises. Les collectivités et les abonnés constatent des coupures d'Internet récurrentes et des échecs lors des tentatives de raccordement.
Ces dysfonctionnements suscitent l'inquiétude des parties prenantes, qui demandent une meilleure qualité d'installation et de maintenance des infrastructures de fibre.
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