Islamabad (HRNW) — Internet services affected across Pakistan, including various areas of Islamabad, have been fully restored, according to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA).
The PTA said the disruption was caused by a cut in an optical fibre cable within the network of a telecommunications operator.
Following the resolution of the technical issue, internet services in the affected areas have returned to normal.
Human Angle
Internet disruptions can affect students, businesses, freelancers, online workers and millions of people who rely on digital services for communication, education and daily activities. Timely restoration is therefore important for maintaining essential social and economic activities.
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