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Philippines Bans Video Game Linked to High School Shooting

via BBC World·Jun 25

The Philippines has banned a specific video game following a rare school shooting that killed three students and injured twenty others. The government's swift action reflects a global trend of linking violent media to real-world tragedies, raising questions about content regulation and public safety. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing debate regarding the societal impact of video games.

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