Islamabad: Pakistan Telecom Authority (PTA) on Wednesday decided to restore Internet services in the Khyber District of KP and several areas of certain parts of Balochistan.

The decision has been taken by the authority, after reviewing the security situation by concerned departments after which instructions have been issued to telecom operators for restoration of internet services in Khyber District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and various areas of certain districts of Balochistan.
These include Turbat city, Kech, Awaran, Panjgur, Washuk & Kalat along the highways i.e. RCDH, N-30, N-85 and Awaran-Bela Road.
According to a press release issued by PTA, cellular Mobile Operators (CMOs) will also be directed to upgrade their existing infrastructure from 2G sites to 3G/ 4G where feasible, and consider network expansion so that better voice and data services can be extended to residents of these areas.
The restoration of data services will help residents to fulfil their educational, health, commerce and communication needs. Restoration of internet services in other areas will be implemented in a phased manner, subject to a review of the security situation, read the statement issued by the authority.
Tragedy in Nigeria: Wedding bus plunges into river, 19 women and children dead
- 9 minutes ago

iPhone Air hands-on
- an hour ago

Trump vows national emergency in Washington, DC over ICE dispute
- 19 minutes ago

Three accidents in an hour in Karachi, four including mother, son killed
- 2 hours ago

Security forces kill 31 Khawarij in KP operations
- an hour ago

Toshakhana's six-month record released
- 44 minutes ago

SBP continues to maintain key policy rate at 11pc
- 37 minutes ago
Pakistan coach disappointed India did not shake hands at Asia Cup
- 44 minutes ago

Modern high-speed train to run between twin cities
- 13 minutes ago
Singer Ali Zafar announces fundraising concert for flood victims
- 20 minutes ago

Section of motorway-M5 near Jalalpur Pirwala washed away in flood
- an hour ago

Dengue threat looms: Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad among high-risk cities
- a few seconds ago