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Pakistan's 5G rollout faces user criticism and power constraints, Nikkei Asia reports

Telecom operators cite high electricity costs as a key hurdle to faster network expansion, Nikkei Asia reports.

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Pakistan's 5G rollout has yet to deliver visible improvements for mobile users, Nikkei Asia reports. Operators, including those owned by companies in Dubai and China, cite high electricity costs as a key hurdle to faster expansion. Customers criticize the slow process, while the government says it is on track, according to Nikkei Asia.

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@NikkeiAsiaPakistan's much-touted 5G rollout is yet to deliver visible improvements for mobile phone users, with telecom operators, including those owned by companies in Dubai and China, citing high electricity costs as a key hurdle to faster network expansion. https://s.nikkei.com/4A0H8WS
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    @NikkeiAsiaPakistan's much-touted 5G rollout is yet to deliver visible improvements for mobile phone users, with telecom operators, including those owned by companies in Dubai and China, citing high electricity costs as a key hurdle to faster network expansion. https://s.nikkei.com/4A0H8WS
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