●Incident

EU Emergency Response outage.

OngoingDEGRADATION · HIGH

Oct 20, 2026, 11:45 AM · about 5 hours ago · Regions: asia, us-west, us-east, europe

Detected by Probecast

Incident Summary

API EU Emergency Response is currently DOWN in us-west.

Diagnostic Details

Error Type: http HTTP Status: 500 Error Message: API returned HTTP 500 Retry Attempts: 1 (all failed)

Validation Results

Validation Reason: DOWN in multiple regions: asia, europe, us-east + us-west Consecutive DOWN Checks: 2 Time Between Checks: 259s

Cross-Region Impact

Also DOWN in: asia, europe, us-east Total Affected Regions: 4

Severity Assessment

Level: HIGH Multiple regions affected or critical error type detected.

Detected by Probecast Health Monitor - 2026-10-20T11:45:15.804Z

Timeline

●Started

Oct 20, 2026, 11:45 AM

about 5 hours ago

●Duration

Ongoing

Evidence Logs5 checks

Time	Region	Status	Latency	Code
Oct 20, 11:45 AM	us-west	down	197ms	500
Oct 20, 11:44 AM	us-east	down	202ms	500
Oct 20, 11:43 AM	europe	down	137ms	500

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