Ufone 4G Provides Free Calls in Gwadar

News Desk
Islamabad: As Gwadar faces a large-scale natural disaster caused by catastrophic rains and flash floods, Pakistani telecom company Ufone 4G has announced free calls to help connect local families and assist in the swift execution of rescue and relief operations in the affected port city.
The heavy downpour has inundated large parts of Gwadar, destroying homes and livelihoods and rendering hundreds of families homeless, according to a news release.
A considerably large section of the local population is associated with the fishing industry, whose boats were wrecked and businesses decimated by the deluge.
As a responsible Pakistani corporate citizen, Ufone 4G has always stepped up to help fellow Pakistanis affected by natural disasters. The free minutes will help the locals connect with their loved ones, alert authorities to their plight, and request urgent rescue and relief assistance.
The initiative is particularly crucial as the extensive flooding has disrupted communications channels and made it harder for people to find ways to recharge their mobile balance.
Ufone 4G users across the affected areas will receive 70 Ufone-to-Ufone and PTCL-free minutes with a validity of 7 days. No call set-up charges will be levied on these free minutes. The modest support will inspire resilience and fortitude amongst the people of Gwadar to confront and emerge stronger from this adversity.
The initiative mirrors the Ufone 4G’s sustained commitment to fostering social good and ensuring the wellbeing of the communities it serves. The Ufone 4G family has expressed complete solidarity with the fellow citizens who are affected by this natural calamity.