The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has conducted a field survey across key locations in Islamabad and Rawalpindi to assess the quality, reliability and performance of mobile telecommunications services.
The exercise was led by PTA Chairman Major General (Retd.) Hafeez Ur Rehman, HI(M), SI. Member Finance Muhammad Naveed, Member Compliance and Enforcement Dr Khawar Siddique Khokhar, Member Telecom Muhammad Jahanzeb Rahim, senior officials from the authority, representatives of the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication (MoITT), mobile network operators and media personnel also took part.
Three dedicated teams carried out simultaneous assessments along designated routes, covering New Islamabad International Airport, T-Chowk and several major roads and connecting corridors. These included Constitution Avenue, Club Road, Murree Road, Rawal Road and areas around the Old Airport.
As part of the exercise, survey teams and media representatives made live voice calls and used mobile data at different locations across the twin cities to assess real-world network performance and the experience of consumers.
The initial findings showed strong network performance in the areas covered, indicating reliable telecommunications services during the survey.
Three dedicated teams carried out simultaneous assessments along designated routes, covering New Islamabad International Airport, T-Chowk and several major roads and connecting corridors. These included Constitution Avenue, Club Road, Murree Road, Rawal Road and areas around the Old Airport.
As part of the exercise, survey teams and media representatives made live voice calls and used mobile data at different locations across the twin cities to assess real-world network performance and the experience of consumers.
The initial findings showed strong network performance in the areas covered, indicating reliable telecommunications services during the survey.
