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Pakistan has suspended mobile calls and data services as millions head to the polls to vote in a new government.
An interior ministry spokesman said the measure was warranted, citing recent incidents of terror in the country.
The election comes almost two years since the previous prime minister, cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan, was ousted in a no-confidence vote.
Three-time PM Nawaz Sharif is now on the ballot in what many analysts say is Pakistan’s least credible election yet.
Khan was jailed on corruption charges last year and is barred from standing.
Both calls and data services have been suspended, though wifi networks still appear to be working.
The Nigerian Army on Wednesday rescued 18 female kidnapped victims from their captors and handed them over to the Katsina State Government. While speaking to newsmen, the Brigade Commander, 17 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Katsina, Oluremi Fadairo, disclosed that the soldiers took a rescue operation to the bandits’ where they engaged the terrorists in a gun battle, that led to the successfully rescue of the victims at the Yan-Tumaki […]
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