Internet Outage Hits Pakistan as Connectivity Drops to 20%

Pakistan hit by major internet outage

KARACHI: Large parts of Pakistan were knocked offline on Tuesday after another nationwide internet outage disrupted businesses, financial services and daily life in what industry officials called...

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Country’s internet connectivity drops to 20pc after major PTCL, Ufone outage; other telcos also experience data service disruption.

Internet outage hits Pakistan as connectivity drops to 20%

A significant internet disruption hit Pakistan on Tuesday evening, severely impacting connectivity nationwide. According to global internet observatory NetBlocks, national internet access dropped to just 20% of normal levels. ⚠️ Confirmed: Metrics show a major disruption to internet connectivity across #Pakistan with high impact to backbone operator PTCL; overall national connectivity is down to 20% of ordinary levels 📉 pic.twitter.com/BbS1NSdi…

Global monitor reports ‘major disruption’ as Internet connectivity

KARACHI: Pakistan experienced a dramatic collapse in Internet access on Tuesday, with connectivity falling to just 20% of normal levels, according to NetBlocks, a global observatory for Internet governance. This follows a pattern of frequent Internet throttling and service outages in Pakistan, which human rights observers and digital-rights activists have long decried as tools

Nationwide internet outage slashes Pakistan’s connectivity to 20% - Profit by Pakistan Today

NetBlocks reports major disruption affecting PTCL backbone; millions of users left offline as authorities remain silent

Millions offline as Pakistan suffers massive internet disruption - Digital Rights Monitor

Pakistan faced a dramatic internet collapse on Tuesday as connectivity dropped to just 20 percent of normal levels, Dawn News reported. Millions of users across the country lost access after Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) and its mobile network Ufone went offline. The outage disrupted other operators, including Jazz, Zong, and Telenor, since they rely on PTCL’s backbone services. NetBlocks, a global internet watchdog, confirme…