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 Fault in fiber optic cable affects internet services
 Updated at: 1938 PST,  Friday, December 19, 2008
Fault in fiber optic cable affects internet services KARACHI: Internet services have been badly affected as the under-sea fiber optic was damaged due to fault.

According to PTCL sources, fault has occurred in See Me We optic fiber cable three and four.

The sources said that the fiber optic cable in Alexandria, Egypt has been damaged.
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