Tragedy in Ghaziabad: Three Sisters Die in 'Korean Love Game' Suicide

• Three sisters, Pakhi (12), Prachi (14), and Vishika (16), died by suicide in Ghaziabad, leaving a note citing their love for the 'Korean Love Game'.
• The 'Korean Love Game' is described as an online romantic task-based game inspired by Korean culture, K-pop, and K-drama, where players interact with a virtual lover.
• Tasks in the game escalate from simple romantic gestures to dangerous activities, potentially including self-harm or even death as a final task, similar to the Blue Whale game.
• The sisters became addicted to the game during the COVID-19 pandemic, isolating themselves and spending all their time on mobile phones.
• The incident highlights the dangers of online gaming addiction, especially emotionally manipulative games, and urges parents to monitor children's mobile usage.

Why It Matters: A 'Korean Love Game' addiction led three sisters to suicide, highlighting the dangers of online task-based games.