Musk’s Starlink connects Tonga villages still cut off after tsunami
Elon Musk’s satellite venture has launched a free high-speed internet service to connect remote villages in Tonga that have been cut off since a devastating volcanic eruption and tsunami in January.
Tonga’s prime minister, Siaosi Sovaleni, said in a ceremony on Wednesday in the capital, Nuku’alofa, that 50 VSAT terminals provided free by Mr Musk’s SpaceX would be distributed to the outlying islands worst hit by the tsunami.
Reuters
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