Update: Mobile internet services are being restored in the country after being suspended for three days, according to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA).
Earlier in the day, Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) said that it has yet to receive any instructions from the government concerning the resumption of mobile internet services.
The suspension of mobile broadband services across Pakistan was imposed by the telecom regulator on May 9 following violent protests that erupted after Imran Khan’s arrest.
PTI supporters engaged in violent demonstrations against military and government buildings in Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Peshawar, prompting authorities to control the situation by suspending mobile internet services, as well as blocking access to major social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
The PTA confirmed today that mobile internet service in the country would remain suspended until further notice, but it assured users that broadband internet service remained available.
The telecom regulator stated that it had not received any new orders from the authorities regarding the restoration of mobile internet services since the Ministry of Interior ordered the suspension.
Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah announced on Thursday that mobile internet services would hopefully be restored within 36 hours.
without reason why all persons face problem why not restored mobile internet coz thousand peoples are work online driving so how he managed her responsibility hope open soon is posible
Stupid frustrated people blocking the access of internet
arrest imran the bad character of country, not internet
Nayatel speed is dead