Pakistan Closes Mobile Networks Amid Fears of Terror Attacks

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Pakistani leaders have temporarily halted cell phone services in an attempt to prevent attacks. Officials have said more than 90-percent of bombs are detonated by attackers using cell phones.
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