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Blocked SIMs will be reactivated upon biometric verification even after Sunday’s deadline, PTA

byCustoms Today Report
13/04/2015
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ISLAMABAD:  Pakistan Telecommunication Authority Chairman Ismail Shah has said that deadline for biometric verification of SIMs will not be extended anymore and Sunday was the last day.

He said blocked SIMs will be reactivated upon biometric verification even after Sunday’s deadline.

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The PTA chairman said data of verified SIMs would be available with National Database Registration Authority (NADRA). He said about 15 million SIMs has yet to be verified.

Ismail Shah lauded the cooperation of the people and the mobile companies for verification of SIMs. The SIMs verification exercise is part of the National Action Plan.

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