Internet services suspended in twin cities amid TLP’s march towards Islamabad, causing disruptions in mobile data and communication networks. The suspension, ordered by the authorities, is part of security measures to control the situation and prevent the spread of misinformation.
According to reports, mobile internet and social media access were restricted in several parts of Islamabad and Rawalpindi as the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) rally advanced toward the capital. The Interior Ministry confirmed that the move was temporary and aimed at maintaining law and order.
Internet services suspended in twin cities amid TLP’s march towards Islamabad after protesters gathered on major routes, affecting traffic and daily movement. Security forces have been deployed at key entry points to prevent any untoward incident. Commuters faced difficulties as several roads and highways were blocked.
Officials said that internet suspension is a precautionary step taken during large-scale demonstrations to ensure public safety. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) stated that services would be restored once the situation stabilizes.
Internet services suspended in twin cities amid TLP’s march towards Islamabad, sparking mixed reactions from citizens. While some supported the decision for security reasons, others criticized the disruption, saying it affected businesses, students, and emergency communication.
The TLP march reportedly demands the government to address specific political and religious issues. Negotiations between party representatives and authorities are ongoing to avoid confrontation and restore normalcy.
Meanwhile, security alerts have been issued for nearby areas, and educational institutions have advised students to stay home until further notice. Citizens have been urged to remain calm and avoid unnecessary travel.
Authorities assured the public that internet connectivity and traffic flow would resume once peace is restored in the region.
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