Facebook has apologised for the massive outages that affected thousands of users around the world on Sunday.
Social media platforms Instagram and messaging platform WhatsApp were also affected by the three-hour global outage.
The US tech giant, however, did not provide any explanation on what was behind the latest disruption.
This is the second outage to hit Facebook in less than two months. Last March, technical glitches kept thousands of users from using the platform for nearly 24 hours.
China identifies countries of 261 foreigners missing in Himalayan mudslide
China on Sunday said 261 foreign nationals from 23 countries were missing on the Tibetan side of a border crossing with Nepal following a mudslide that tore through the Himalayan region, while the death toll in Nepal and Tibet hit 750 with 3,044 missing.
Manhunt underway after woman killed, several injured at Swiss shooting
A 22-year-old woman has been killed and five people injured, some critically, in a shooting in the Swiss town of Aarau, local police said on Sunday, which Swiss newspaper Blick said occurred at a rave party.
Kyiv region strike death toll rises to 38, Zelenskyy says
The death toll from a Russian strike on an ammunition depot in Ukraine's Kyiv region has risen to 38 and the search continues for four people who are still missing, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday.
Israeli settlers stage new attack on home in West Bank's Qusra, witnesses say
Dozens of masked Israeli settler fighters have attacked homes surrounding the occupied West Bank village of Qusra on Saturday, the first major attack since a siege by settlers in the area earlier this month drew an international outcry.
Norway's King Haakon honours 'dear father' Harald in first speech as sovereign
King Haakon VIII of Norway has paid homage to his late father as "such a good dad" in his first address to the nation since becoming sovereign, his voice briefly filling with emotion when evoking his widowed mother, Queen Sonja.
