Jazz updates customers on internet disruption across Pakistan

Jazz has provided a major update to its customers, informing them about the latest developments on internet disruption across Pakistan.

The officials of the Jazz network said that the technical teams are working with the international internet providers to reroute the traffic via alternate links to neutralise the connectivity in the country.

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has confirmed earlier that there was a disturbance in the internet connectivity all across Pakistan, as a major fault has been witnessed in the international submarine cable system, named SEA-ME-WE 5 (SMW5).

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) is closely monitoring internet traffic disruption caused by a fault in the SEA-ME-WE 5 (SMW5) international submarine cable system. As a result, some internet users may experience intermittent degradation in service quality and… pic.twitter.com/Ei2n5LtiMV
— PTA (@PTAofficialpk) July 2, 2026

PTA added that the users could experience a disruption in the internet service quality due to the fault that occurred.

The authorities of the major Pakistani network Jazz further stated that their teams are in close coordination with the PTA, Transworld Associates, and other major stakeholders to normalise the ongoing internet situation.

The customers will be informed through the Jazz World (Simosa) app, the official means, whenever the internet lag gets fixed by the international technical teams.

NSC announces Rs750 prize bond draw date

The National Savings Centre (NSC) has announced the draw date for Rs750 prize bond.

The next draw for the Rs750 prize bond will be held on July 15, 2026, in Lahore.

The draw no. 107, is expected to attract the attention of thousands of prize bond holders across Pakistan, who are awaiting the latest results.

According to the NSC, the first prize for the Rs750 Prize Bond is Rs1.5 million, while three second prizes of Rs500,000 each will also be awarded. In addition, 1,696 third prizes worth Rs9,300 each will be distributed among successful bond holders.

The Rs750 Prize Bond remains one of the country’s most widely held savings instruments, offering participants the chance to win cash prizes while retaining the full value of their investment.

Unlike many other financial products, prize bonds do not expire and can be redeemed at face value.

The results of Draw No. 107 will be released following the official draw in Lahore and will be available through the National Savings Department’s published results.

Here are the complete details of the upcoming draw: