Concerns expressed regarding the recent nationwide slowness in internet connectivity have received swift attention from the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA).
PTA Responds To Complaints Regarding Last Night’s Internet Outage
A PTA representative reassured the public that complaints about internet delay looked at, highlighting their dedication to making sure users have a pleasant online experience.
The representative claims that overall, internet accessibility in the country seems like it’s operating normally.
In order to prevent needless fear, the PTA has asked the media to act responsibly and use caution when distributing any unverified news or status updates on internet disruption.
They stress the significance of factual reporting.
Users in several cities distressed last night due to disruptions in social media networks and internet services.
Major Social Media Platforms Went Down Slow
When major social media sites like Facebook, YouTube, X (previously Twitter), Instagram, and others went down, it was difficult for people to access their online content.
The consumers also mentioned a decrease in internet speed, which affected their ability to visit other websites.
Last night, users started reporting problems around 8 PM, and worries persisted until the late hours as internet connections continued to be excruciatingly slow.
The network Netblocks, which tracks internet freedom in real time, has also reported widespread disruptions to Pakistan’s social media networks.
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