Online 'Games' and Child Vulnerability: Ghaziabad Tragedy Sparks Global Alarm

• Three sisters in Ghaziabad died by suicide, allegedly due to an online task-based Korean 'love game', highlighting the dangers of digital challenges.
• The article discusses various online phenomena like the Korean Love Game, Blue Whale Challenge, and the Momo Challenge (urban legend), which manipulate children.
• Popular games like PUBG/BGMI are also linked to addiction and mental health issues, even without being 'suicide games'.
• Children bypass bans using VPNs, fake ages, and social media groups, accessing dangerous content easily.
• Experts suggest these games exploit vulnerable, isolated teens seeking connection and identity, emphasizing the need for parental engagement and digital literacy over mere bans.