Summary:
- The Taliban government in Afghanistan has ordered internet service providers to cut off internet access across the country, leading to a nationwide telecoms blackout.
- This move is seen as an attempt by the Taliban to restrict access to information and communication, as they aim to consolidate their control over the country.
- The blackout has disrupted essential services and communication, leaving many Afghans without access to the internet, which has become a crucial tool for education, business, and staying connected with the outside world.