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Internet Slowdown Expected for One Whole Week in Pakistan Starting Tomorrow

Internet Slowdown Expected for One Whole Week in Pakistan Starting Tomorrow

PTCL has warned users across Pakistan about possible internet slowdowns and service disruptions during a week-long submarine cable repair operation starting May 11. According to the company, maintenance work by the International Cable Consortium will continue until May 18, with internet quality likely to be affected, especially during evening hours. PTCL said the repair activity is aimed at improving the long-term reliability and performance of internet services despite temporary inconvenience to customers. 

 

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