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Restoration of damaged submarine cable initiated, PTCL to continue internet service

byCustoms Today Report
27/06/2015
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KARACHI: The international consortium, that manages the submarine cable systems, has initiated restoration work of submarine cable SEA-ME-WE 4, which has experienced a fault in Arabian Sea.

The damaged cable has caused disruption of internet services in the region including Pakistan. However, PTCL has already undertaken necessary measures to provide internet connectivity to its customers across Pakistan.

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According to the official statement, due to the fault in this undersea cable, the internet users may experience slow browsing during this period. The company regrets any inconvenience caused to its valuable customers during this restoration period.

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