Pakistan telecom operators have warned that mobile and internet services might be shut down in the wake of the nationwide power outages in the country. "Telecom operators in Pakistan have warned about shutting down mobile and internet services due to long hours of power outages nationwide, as the interruption is causing issues and hindrance in their operations," the Pakistan National Information Technology Board (NITB) wrote on Twitter.

Pak warns of shutting down mobile, internet services amid power outages

Due to diminishing local gas sources and the failure of the Imran Khan administration to obtain a sufficient quantity of Liquified Natural Gas, Pakistan is on the approach of a severe gas crisis and rationing (LNG).

For the third winter in a row, Pakistan faces severe energy crisis

Pakistani citizens are protesting against frequent power-cuts, some of which last 16 hours. The govt is blaming 'trips' at grid stations & lack of water in dams. WION's Palki tells you how Islamabad is keeping Pakistanis in the dark in more ways than one.

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