Pak regulator wants removal of mobile towers near borders

February 09, 2014 16:01

Pakistan's telecom regulator has asked the government to take up with India and Afghanistan the issue of removing cellular towers near the border whose signals are spilling over into the country's territory.

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has claimed that these signals emanate from mobile phone towers in India and Afghanistan located close to the border.

The PTA has written to the interior ministry and law enforcement agencies to take up the matter with their counterparts in India and Afghanistan.

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