Temporarily banned on the PBG game in Pakistan

Temporarily banned on the PBG game in Pakistan

LAHORE: (Web Desk) The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has decided to ban it after receiving multiple complaints against online game Pub.

¤A statement issued by the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) said that according to the complaints, the game was a waste of time and addictive, as well as having a very negative impact on the physical and mental health of children.  Is.

¤ It is to be noted that several complaints have been received regarding PTA PubG.  The game is making children addicted as well as having extremely negative effects on physical and mental health.

 ¤The statement said that according to recent media reports, suicides attributed to the PubG game have also come to light.  The Lahore High Court has directed the PTA to look into the matter and decide the matter after hearing the complainants.

 ¤The PTA has said that a hearing is being held on July 9, 2020, while the authority has also decided to solicit feedback from the public regarding the online game.

 ¤It should be noted that suicides attributed to Pub G have also come to light.  Two suicides by Lahore police were linked to the PubG game at the time.  An incident occurred Thursday in the President Kent area when a 20-year-old man allegedly committed suicide.

 ¤According to the police, the young man who committed suicide was prevented from playing the game by his parents and he committed suicide.  The second incident took place on Tuesday, June 23, in the Hanjarwal area.

 ¤According to the police, the parents did not stop the youth from playing the game in the incident, however, the initial investigation revealed that the youth committed suicide out of grief of not fulfilling the task of the game.

 ¤DIG Operation Lahore Ashfaq Ahmed said that the police have come to the conclusion that this game is making the youth very addicted and it is more dangerous than drugs like ice.