ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has launched a crackdown on SIM cards issued to deceased individuals to prevent unauthorized use and ensure only legitimate users have access.
To avoid disruptions to your service, it is crucial to take action before the October 15 deadline.
If you are using a SIM registered under a deceased family member’s CNIC, visit the nearest franchise to transfer the SIM to your name. Remember to bring the required documents, including the original death certificate and an official document proving your relationship.
By verifying SIMs against CNICs, PTA aims to enhance telecom security and prevent potential misuse. Don’t miss the deadline, take the necessary steps to transfer the SIM to your name and ensure uninterrupted service.
This move is part of a broader effort to verify SIMs against the Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs) of actual users. Since 2011, this initiative has already resulted in the blocking of approximately 0.875 million unverified SIMs.
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