PTA leads field survey to check telecom service quality in Islamabad and Rawalpindi
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority conducted a Quality of Experience and Service field survey across key locations in Islamabad and Rawalpindi on November 05.
Senior officials led the assessment teams
Chairman PTA Major General Hafeez Ur Rehman oversaw the operation alongside senior members from finance, compliance, and enforcement. Representatives from the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication joined mobile network operators and media representatives at the event. Three dedicated teams worked simultaneously to gather data along designated routes in the twin cities.
Teams tested networks at specific sites
The survey crews visited New Islamabad International Airport, T-Chowk, and major roads including Constitution Avenue and Murree Road. Participants made live voice calls and used data to measure actual network performance for consumers. The exercise covered connecting corridors and areas surrounding the Old Airport to ensure broad coverage.
Initial results showed excellent performance
Survey teams found that the mobile networks performed well during the testing phase. The initial data demonstrated excellent performance reflecting the reliability of telecom services in the covered areas. This evaluation aims to assess the quality and reliability of services provided to consumers.
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- Associated Press of Pakistan
- Business Recorder
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