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  1. PID regional offices urged in Peshawar, Karachi, Lahore, and Quetta; Sarmad Ali attended a meeting in Islamabad.
  2. Protests are ongoing in both Peshawar and Islamabad.
  3. The upcoming third round of events has started in Islamabad, Abbottabad, and Peshawar.
  4. A PTI march is planned, starting in Peshawar and moving towards Islamabad, with protest points including the Attock Bridge and locations along the Punjab border.

Officials Halt Immediate Internet Suspension Amid Planned March

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A high-level meeting was held in Islamabad to discuss the government's strategy regarding the planned long march. The meeting reviewed the request from the Punjab government to suspend internet services. Officials ultimately agreed not to suspend mobile and internet services immediately, noting that an early shutdown would cause severe difficulties for the public. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority was directed to wait for explicit orders from the Ministry of Interior before taking any action on service suspensions.

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Why it matters

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The decision to avoid immediate service suspension maintains the operational capacity of telecommunications providers and prevents sudden disruptions to digital commerce and public communication. This action keeps the focus on administrative and security preparations for the planned march.

A PTI march is planned, starting in Peshawar and moving towards Islamabad, with protest points including the Attock Bridge and locations along the Punjab border.

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  • The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority might face changes in operational costs or regulatory requirements if future service suspensions are ordered.

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