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Telenor Network Service Disruptions in Pakistan Due to Rainfall and Flood Damage

  • August 17, 2022
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Numerous services are unavailable to a large variety of clients on Telenor’s network in Pakistan, causing problems.

The corporation said that optical fibre networks had been harmed as a result of severe rainfall and flash floods in central Punjab and parts of Sindh.

Due to heavy rains & flash floods in parts of Sindh & Central Punjab, optical fiber networks have been damaged. As a result, many of our customers may be experiencing service disruptions, which we deeply regret. Our field teams are working hard to restore services as a priority.

— Telenor Pakistan (@telenorpakistan) August 17, 2022

Numerous services for a variety of consumers are unavailable on Telenor’s network in Pakistan, causing problems.

The corporation claimed in a statement posted to Twitter that optical fibre networks in regions of Sindh and central Punjab have been damaged as a result of severe rainfall and flash floods.

Optical fibre networks have suffered damage as a result of severe rainfall and flash floods in some areas of Sindh and Central Punjab. We profoundly regret that as a result, many of our clients may be experiencing service interruptions. The restoration of services is a top priority for our field crews.

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