Mobile phone and internet services have started returning to Mirpur in Azad Jammu and Kashmir after a 45-day suspension. The Mirpur internet restoration began following reported directions from the federal government. Authorities have started restoring digital connectivity in the city and nearby areas.

According to local sources, mobile and internet services are gradually becoming available across Mirpur and surrounding locations. Residents have started regaining access to communication services after weeks of disruption. The restoration process is expected to continue in phases.

Sources said the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) began restoring internet services after receiving instructions from the federal government. Officials have not yet announced a timeline for the complete restoration of all services.

Earlier, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said he had received information that internet and digital connectivity would soon return to Mirpur. He welcomed the expected development in a public statement.

Bilawal also expressed hope that similar requests for Muzaffarabad and other affected areas would receive approval soon. He said residents in those regions should also regain access to communication services without unnecessary delays.

Internet services in Mirpur had remained suspended for the past 45 days. The prolonged disruption affected communication, online business activities, education, and access to digital services for many residents.

The gradual restoration of services is expected to improve daily life for people in the region. Residents have welcomed the return of mobile and internet connectivity after an extended period without reliable communication.

The Mirpur internet restoration marks the beginning of the recovery of digital services in the area. Authorities are expected to continue restoring connectivity while residents await similar action in other parts of Azad Jammu and Kashmir.