Hundreds of users of the social networking site Facebook complained on Tuesday afternoon that the site had stopped working.
Twitter has seen a flood of tweets about how the world's largest social networking site has stopped working.
While some users were unable to access the site, others suffered very slow and were unable to add new publications.
The Tigers confirmed on Twitter that the imbalance also hit the site Entggram, which was acquired by Facebook in 2012 for one billion dollars.
Facebook's bugs appear to be limited to specific countries, but not others, according to Twitter tweets.
The imbalance comes at a time when the social media giant is facing an attack on its handling of critics and the repercussions of its response to Russian intervention in the US elections.
The Facebook crisis has reached the point of demanding the resignation of the chief executive, which was rejected by Mark Zuckerberg.
