The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has indicated that the ongoing internet slowdown could be resolved by the end of October. Over the past few weeks, users across the country have experienced reduced internet speeds, leading to frustrations for both businesses and individuals who rely on a stable connection for daily activities. The slowdown has been attributed to technical issues, with some sources pointing to infrastructure upgrades and external factors impacting the network.
In response, the PTA has reassured the public that it is working closely with internet service providers (ISPs) to address the problem. According to a PTA spokesperson, the authority is collaborating with local and international partners to resolve the slowdown and enhance the overall quality of internet services. Key upgrades are expected to be completed within the next few weeks, restoring internet speeds to normal.
The PTA also emphasized its commitment to modernizing Pakistan’s digital infrastructure. With increasing reliance on digital platforms for education, work, and communication, ensuring fast and reliable internet has become a top priority. The authority has acknowledged the inconvenience caused by the current situation and urged users to remain patient while efforts are underway.
As the end of October approaches, users are hopeful that the PTA’s promise of a resolution will bring a more stable and efficient internet experience, allowing Pakistan to keep pace with the demands of a growing digital economy.
