Islamabad, Pakistan—In an unexpected turn of events, Facebook users across Pakistan could not access the popular social media platform late Tuesday night. The outage, which began around midnight, has left millions of users unable to log in, post updates, or communicate via Messenger.
Reports from various cities, including Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad, indicate that the issue is widespread. As shown in the image below, users attempting to access Facebook are met with error messages, and the platform’s mobile app is also unresponsive.
Government Response
The Pakistani government has yet to issue an official statement regarding the cause of the outage. However, similar incidents in the past have often been linked to broader internet restrictions or technical issues within the country.
User Reactions
Social media users quickly took to other platforms like Instagram and Instagram to express their frustration and seek information.
Technical Insights
While the exact cause remains unknown, experts suggest that the outage could be due to a technical glitch or a deliberate shutdown by authorities. Previous social media blackouts in Pakistan have been associated with political unrest or security concerns. It is also too important to write that X is not working within the country.
Looking Ahead
There is no clear timeline for when Facebook services will be restored. However, users with a VPN can still use Facebook. Users should stay tuned with us for updates and use alternative communication methods.
