Key Takeaways
- Punjab Home Department has requested federal government to downgrade mobile and internet services in Rawalpindi and Attock.
- The restrictions will take effect from September 27 at specified locations.
- The move aims to maintain law and order and protect citizens' lives and property.
The Punjab Home Department has requested the federal government to downgrade mobile and internet services in Rawalpindi and Attock from September 27, according to a letter sent to the Federal Ministry of Interior.
The department specifically requested the downgrading of 2G, 3G, and 4G networks at specified locations in Rawalpindi district, and in several areas of Attock, including Brahma Bahtar, Gunjo, Ahatta, Taxila City, Wah Sadar, Thallian, and Chakri.
In a statement, the Punjab Home Department spokesperson said that the measures were requested to maintain law and order and protect the lives and property of citizens.
The Punjab government emphasized that protecting the lives and property of citizens remains its top priority.
The proposed service restrictions will take effect from September 27, as per the letter sent by the Punjab Home Department.
The department stated that the measures are necessary to ensure public safety and order in the specified areas.
The restrictions are expected to impact communication in these regions, potentially affecting local businesses, education, and emergency services.
Local residents and businesses are advised to prepare for potential disruptions in mobile and internet services during the specified period.
