In a recent development, Pakistan has attributed its recent internet outages to a fault in an international submarine cable. The disruption, which affected internet services across the country, has been linked to a damaged undersea cable that plays a crucial role in connectivity between Pakistan and the global internet network.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) confirmed that the issue stemmed from a malfunction in the submarine cable system, which is responsible for carrying a significant portion of the country’s internet traffic. Efforts are underway to repair the damage and restore full internet functionality.
This incident has led to widespread disruptions in internet services, affecting both personal and business communications. The PTA has assured the public that repair teams are working diligently to address the issue and minimize the impact on users.
As of now, there is no estimated time for the complete resolution of the problem, but authorities are optimistic that service will be fully restored soon.
