There is a habit. One is addiction. Habit may be good and bad, but addiction can prove to be bad after all. There is a problem. Video game. No one knows when its habit turns into addiction. According to reports, a case has come out of Andhra Pradesh. A 16-year-old boy lost his life in the affair of playing PUBG.
A boy studying in class XII lived in a village in Tirumala mandal in West Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh. This boy was so addicted to playing PUBG that he did not feel hungry or thirsty in front of the game.
Due to the lockdown, in most places, children are not going to school and studying from home. But this boy played Pabji continuously for several days and eventually died.
The boy was admitted to a private hospital in Eluru city, but doctors could not save him there. Due to not drinking water for a long time, the boy had many diseases including diarrhea.
#What happens in this game?
It is a fighting game, in which a lot of bullets and balls are fired. There are different maps in this game. In it, the plane leaves you. There are other people like you. Weapons and enemies both meet below. Arriving immediately, they have to do all their work and stay till the end. Everyone gets a car-scooter, medicine-dua. Where other teams like yours meet, people settle among themselves. From time to time, special luggage, etc. also comes from the plane. The winner gets a reward. Which is called – Winner-Winner, Chicken Dinner.
But when there is a bad game of addiction in the game, then there is a problem. People are really hungry thirsty for this virtual dinner. Which is completely wrong.
