PUBG Mobile and Free Fire is the most played mobile battle royale title in the world. The game has billions of active players worldwide and also offers different region-specific versions. With India banning PUBG last year after privacy concerns, there are now talks that these games could also be banned in Bangladesh.
According to a Bangladeshi daily Manab Zamin, the Ministry of Education and Home Affairs has recommended the suspension of PUBG Mobile and Free Fire in the country due to drug addiction among teenagers and young adults. Here in this article, we will see how PUBG Mobile and Free Fire could be banned in Bangladesh.
In the report, it is clear that this issue was also discussed in the Standing Parliamentary Committee of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications. Additionally, the Mobile Phone Users Association of Bangladesh has called for action against the two popular battle royale titles due to their addictive nature.
The President of the Mobile Phone Users Association of Bangladesh, Mohiuddin Ahmed said the following:"As we work tirelessly to ensure that the next generation of young people have access to high-speed internet, the next generation s is abusing technology, which got us thinking.
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The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of Bangladesh said that initiatives would be taken to ban these games in a healthy way to avoid adverse reactions. The issue of using VPNs as an alternative way to play it was also discussed. It was revealed that the ministry would take action to ensure that such things are stopped.
Garena recently announced a new Free Fire Bangladesh dedicated server, which is expected to go live next month, starting June 8. But if the game is banned before then, things could also get tangled. The communities of both games were stunned by the recommendations to ban their favorite games.
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