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Containers at Swabi motorway entries; internet cut, Dawn says

Dawn reports containers at the entry points of the Islamabad–Peshawar Motorway in Swabi, and internet and mobile services suspended across the district after governor’s rule.

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Dawn’s Swabi correspondent reports that containers were placed at the entry points of the Islamabad–Peshawar Motorway on Sunday, after governor’s rule and an emergency were imposed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The paper’s headline is “Motorway closed in Swabi”. The report describes containers at the entry points. It does not give a reopening time.

Internet and mobile service

The same report says internet and mobile phone services stayed suspended across Swabi. Traders told Dawn the cut had disrupted their work. Irshad Khan, who owns a restaurant near Swabi Interchange, said the business was in trouble because orders are booked online.

Residents asked for internet and mobile service to be restored. PTCL officials told Dawn their systems were not working either, and said they hoped service would return soon.

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Dawn’s headline says “Motorway closed in Swabi”. The report says containers were placed at the entry points of the Islamabad–Peshawar Motorway. It does not give a reopening time.

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This story was prepared by the Zaviya newsdesk from these sources.

  1. DawnEstablished outlet

Corrections: Corrected 12 October 2026. The article said Dawn had not named the road or the cause. Dawn’s report says containers were placed at the entry points of the Islamabad–Peshawar Motorway, and that internet and mobile services were suspended across Swabi after governor’s rule. Restaurant owner Irshad Khan, near Swabi Interchange, told Dawn his orders are booked online.

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