Zong and ISPES launch smart waste stations in Pakistan
Developing Telecoms and Telecompaper reported the deployment, but did not provide locations or the number of stations.
Telecom operator Zong and ISPES have launched smart waste management stations in Pakistan, according to reports by Developing Telecoms and Telecompaper.
Developing Telecoms reported that Zong and ISPES launched the smart waste management stations, while Telecompaper said Zong deployed the stations in the country.
The reports did not immediately provide details on the number of stations, their locations, or the technology being used.
Zong is one of Pakistan's major mobile network operators. ISPES is a partner named in the launch; its full name and role were not specified in the headlines.
Neither outlet carried further information in the material available to Skardu Times at the time of filing.
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