Afghanistan Restores Internet After 48-Hour Nationwide Blackout
Afghanistan's internet and mobile services were restored after a 48-hour shutdown that disrupted daily life and raised concerns over human rights and economic stability.
Afghanistan's internet and mobile services were restored after a 48-hour shutdown that disrupted daily life and raised concerns over human rights and economic stability.
CNN • 03 Oct 12:00
Afghanistan's internet and mobile services were restored after a 48-hour shutdown that disrupted daily life and raised concerns over human rights and economic stability.
BBC • 01 Oct 14:35
Afghanistan's internet services have been restored following a two-day nationwide shutdown imposed by the Taliban, which disrupted essential services and raised international concerns.
CNN • 29 Sep 23:27
The Taliban has extended internet shutdowns to multiple Afghan provinces, citing efforts to prevent 'immoral activities,' leading to significant disruptions in communication, education, and economic activities.
BBC • 29 Sep 19:20
The Taliban has enforced a nationwide shutdown of fiber-optic internet services in Afghanistan, citing efforts to prevent 'immorality,' leading to significant disruptions in communication and economic activities.
CBS News • 29 Sep 17:05
The Taliban has implemented a nationwide internet shutdown in Afghanistan, citing efforts to prevent 'immoral activities,' significantly disrupting communication and daily life.
The Guardian • 29 Sep 16:35
The Taliban has initiated a series of internet shutdowns across multiple Afghan provinces, citing efforts to prevent 'immoral activities,' leading to significant disruptions in communication and public services.