Reshuffle in PTCL administration likely

ISLAMABAD—Taking notice of the continuous problem in the country’s largest phone company, Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL), and complaints of people, the government has decided major reshuffling in the company, sources said.
The sources said that the decision into this effect was taken after the new administration of the PTCL failed to provide standardized phone service to the customers and redressed their problems.
It merits a mention here that people from across the country lodged protests against PTCL against problems in the telephone lines due to inability and non-expertise of the newly appointed administration of the company.
In a survey conducted by Online, the people complained about the substandard service of the PTCL. They said that the government was selling important entities to the private sector, which lacks expertise. People in E-7 and F-7, the posh areas of the federal capital, said that their telephone connection were dead during the last four days and they were cut off from the rest of the country. On lodging complaints, they are told that fault had occurred in control centre. They said that their complaints fall on the deaf ear of the company.
The trader communities of Aabpara, Melody, super market, Jinnah super market, F-8 markaz and F-10 markaz have termed the new administration of the PTCL as incompetent and demanded of the government its transfer on immediate basis.—Online