Residents of Karachi can now enjoy complimentary WiFi at popular public areas, thanks to a new initiative introduced by Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab. This project seeks to enhance digital connectivity and offer locals easy access to the internet while they relax in outdoor environments.
The free WiFi service is now available at six prominent sites across the city:
- 1. Frere Hall – A notable historical site and a favorite gathering place for families.
- 2. Bagh Ibn-e-Qasim – One of the largest parks in Karachi, drawing visitors for picnics and leisure activities.
- 3. Kidney Hill Park – Renowned for its picturesque views and walking paths.
- 4. Hill Park – A beloved spot for families, featuring greenery and recreational facilities.
- 5. Safari Park – A wildlife sanctuary where guests can now connect online.
- 6. Lake Park – A tranquil haven for those who appreciate nature.
As stated by the mayor, this initiative is part of Karachi’s commitment to fostering digital inclusion and making technology available to all. The free WiFi service is expected to benefit students, professionals, and families visiting these parks, enabling them to browse online, stay informed, and even work remotely.
The people of Karachi have welcomed this initiative, expressing appreciation for the government’s efforts to enhance public amenities. Many believe such initiatives can improve the city’s reputation and attract more visitors to public areas.
Officials have confirmed that security measures are implemented to prevent the misuse of the complimentary WiFi service. The project is anticipated to grow to additional locations in the future, further advancing digital connectivity in the city.
