Numerous services were unavailable to a large variety of clients on Telenor‘s network in Pakistan, causing problems.
The corporation said that optical fiber networks had been harmed as a result of severe rainfall and flash floods in central Punjab and parts of Sindh.
“Due to heavy rains & flash floods in different parts of Sindh & Central Punjab, optical fiber networks have been damaged. As a result, many of our customers may be experiencing service disruptions, which we deeply regret. Our field teams are working hard to restore services as a priority,” Telenor tweeted.
“As a result, many of our customers may be experiencing service disruptions, which we deeply regret,” it said. The statement added, “Our field teams are working hard to restore services as a priority.”
Numerous consumers from all over Pakistan complained about service outages in reaction to the company’s post.
Customers in places like Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Lahore, and Karachi reported service interruptions last night. Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Telenor customers also voiced complaints over service interruptions.
Now the network is online again and all issues have been rectified said in a tweet.
https://twitter.com/telenorpakistan/status/1559983774326312961
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