On Thursday, several cities across Pakistan faced major internet outages, heightening concerns about the dependability of services.

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Sources informed that social media and internet services are predicted to return to normal within 2 to 3 days. Installing a firewall is necessary to regulate online content and ensure a secure digital environment in the country.

Solar Panel Prices in Pakistan Hit Historic LowsThe Wireless and Internet Service Providers Association of Pakistan (Wispap) reported a 30 to 40% drop in connection speeds over the past few weeks. Wispap warned that the situation is becoming critical, with many companies considering relocating abroad. Since last week, users of popular online services like Facebook and WhatsApp have faced significant issues, including slow performance and difficulty accessing these platforms.

According to Downdetector, an internet disruption tracker, reports of social media outages struck again today, around 1 PM. The issues also affected other platforms like Facebook and internet service providers like Nayatel. The ProPakistani staff also experienced major disruptions.

The widespread nature of these problems has led some users to speculate that the government might be behind the outages, possibly implementing a firewall to monitor and control online activity. However, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has refused that a firewall caused the major disruptions.

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