Internet connectivity in Pakistan has largely returned to normal after several days of severe slowdown, bringing relief to millions of users across the country. Service provider Nayatel confirmed the resolution of the issues in a recent tweet on X, stating that “all uplinks have remained stable.”
Multiple tests conducted across various devices indicate that internet performance has stabilized, allowing users to resume online activities without interruptions. The recovery comes after days of frustration, during which many residents experienced extremely slow speeds and disruptions in accessing websites, streaming platforms, and online services.
Industry experts said the recent slowdown had affected both commercial and residential users, with heavy congestion and technical challenges cited as primary causes. The swift response from internet service providers and network operators helped restore stability across major cities.
With the internet now functioning normally, businesses, educational institutions, and households can continue daily operations without further connectivity issues. Social media platforms and online communication channels are also operating smoothly after the prolonged disruption.
Authorities and providers have advised users to report any remaining issues through official customer support channels, ensuring a fully stable network nationwide. Users are encouraged to monitor service updates from their providers for any future advisories.
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