Dawn PTCL Announces Internet Disruption Due to Submarine Cable Maintenance from May 11-18
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- •PTCL warns of internet degradation from May 11-18 due to submarine cable maintenance.
- •Disruptions are expected particularly during evening hours when network usage peaks.
- •This maintenance follows a similar disruption that occurred in April 2026.
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has announced that customers may experience internet service degradation from May 11 to May 18, 2026, due to maintenance on a submarine cable. The maintenance is necessary to repair a fault identified by the International Cable Consortium. Users are particularly warned of disruptions during evening hours when internet usage peaks. This is the second maintenance activity in recent weeks, following a similar announcement for April 14-20, 2026. PTCL has expressed regret for the inconvenience and is working to minimize disruptions during this period. The company is also in the process of rolling out 5G services, which may be affected by these disruptions. Internet outages have become a recurring issue in Pakistan, impacting businesses and individual users alike.
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