ISLAMABAD (PAKISTAN): Amid the power outages in Pakistan, the telecom operators on Thursday warned to shut down their mobile and internet services.
Taking to Twitter, the National Information Technology Board (NIBT) said, "Telecom operators in Pakistan have warned about shutting down mobile and internet services due to long hours power outages nationwide, as the interruption is causing issues and hindrance in their operations."
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Meanwhile, on Monday, Pakistani prime minister Shehbaz Sharif warned the country that they might face increased load shedding in the coming month of July, Geo News reported.
He said that Pakistan could not get the required liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply, however, the coalition government was trying to make the deal possible.
Pakistan's monthly fuel oil imports are set to hit a four-year high in June, Refinitiv data showed, as the country struggles to buy LNG for power generation amid a heatwave that is driving demand, reported Geo News.
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