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Santa and Banta decided to rob a bank but during the process of the robbery they mess it up, but they do managing to escape with two sacks that they find on the floor. They do manage to take one sack each.

After a while they meet again and one asks the other…

Santa: ‘What did you find in your sack?’
Banta: ‘Ten lakh Rupees!’

Santa: ‘Wow… that’s a lot of money!’ What did you do with the cash?’
Banta: ‘I bought a house. How about your sack?’

Santa: ‘Bah… it was full of bills.’
Banta: ‘And what did you do with them?’

Santa: ‘Eh, well… little by little, I’m paying them off…’

this is statement released By TW1

Multiple faults have simultaneously occurred in the three major international undersea cables that connect Pakistan to westward destinations (Europe and USA). This is affecting internet and voice traffic going in and out of Pakistan. Repair is underway but the nature of the fault is such that it will likely take 8-10 days before all traffic is fully restored. This is affecting all westward traffic as both of Pakistan’s undersea cable operators, Transworld and PTCL rely on these transcontinental international cable networks.

The triple fault has resulted in the availability of 40% of normal international capacities but we hope to lesson this gap significantly by immediate purchase of more eastward capacities from our international partners to mitigate this situation. Our engineering team is in touch with the repair team and is monitoring the repair closely. We have also setup a helpline to provide our customers up to date information, customer can call at (021) 111-111-891.

“The simultaneous failure of three major undersea cables at the same time is a very unusual and rare event”, said Kamran Malik, President of Transworld Associates, “our sales team is in communication with all our customers and we are aggressively taking all possible steps to ease the impact of this difficult situation on our customers”

Submarine Cables that are responsible for Internet and telephone communications between the Asia and Europe are reportedly cut down between Italy and Egypt in the Mediterranean Sea.

In this mysterious activity (can be co-incidence as well) all three major undersea cables called SE-ME-WE3, SE-ME-WE4 and flag got damaged today. The failures cut the flow of internet and voice data between Europe and Asia, and there’s no time frame for when communications will be restored, reported bloomberg.

Slow browsing; poor throughput and high latency problems are being experienced throughout Gulf, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka and neighboring countries.

For most of the countries, including Pakistan, traffic has been routed now via east bound.

Bloomberg further reports that priority will be to recover the SEA-ME-WE 4 cable, then the SEA-ME-WE 3 cable. There is information from France Telecom that Sea Me We4 could be operating by Dec. 25 and that the situation should be back to normal by Dec. 31.

Businesses, especially online one, call centers, BPOs and others are likely to be badly hit by this outage, which were already undergoing severe economic downfall these days.

The SMW4 cable, also known as SEA-ME-WE 4or South East Asia- Middle East-Western Europe 4 cable network, connects 12 countries: Pakistan, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Italy and France.