The Punjab government has extended the Chief Minister’s Free Wi-Fi service to more areas, particularly in Lahore, where the number of free Wi-Fi hotspots has increased from 200 to 230. The service has also been upgraded to Wi-Fi 6 technology, offering faster and more reliable internet access for users.
The Safe Cities Authority is currently offering free Wi-Fi at 300 locations across 11 districts, including Lahore, Kasur, Sialkot, Gujrat, and Attock. Plans are underway to expand the service across the entire province, with more areas to benefit soon.
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To date, more than 17.7 million users have accessed the service, utilizing 438 terabytes of data. Many residents have expressed satisfaction, noting that the free Wi-Fi has made daily activities more convenient and accessible.
A spokesperson for the service confirmed that while the free Wi-Fi is intended primarily for emergency use, it has made a significant difference in people’s lives. The project is part of a larger effort by the Punjab government to transform the region into a digital hub.
