PUBG was suddenly “banned” in Pakistan

Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) temporarily suspends title games PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) in this country.

The PTA says it has received numerous complaints that raise concerns about the nature Addictive of the game. The PTA added that some of these complaints allege that the game is a “waste of time” with a “negative impact” on the “physical and psychological well-being of children”. According to the PTA, many cases Suicide has been investigated in connection with this game.

The Supreme Court in the United States will conduct a hearing on July 9. The court has asked the PTA to review the complaints and “determine the matter”. The PTA has made public an email address that can be used by the community to provide feedback on game impacts.

A team called Free Style from Pakistan, is expected to participate in the tournament PUBG Mobile World League (PMWL) East, starting on July 10. It seems likely that the court’s decision on July 9 will decide whether that team is allowed to play in this tournament.

Now game publisher Tencent has yet to comment on the suspension.

The PTA did not say which version of the game was banned. As before, players in Pakistan can download PUBG PC, PUBG PC Lite, PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite.

This is not the first time a country ban the game This is very popular. In the past, Nepal, Iraq and Jordan have done the same thing. Jordan said the game had a “negative impact” on players while Iraq said the game was “bad for society”, and that it would potentially be a “national security threat”.​​