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Pakistan celebrates lifting of PUBG ban
PUBG 'helps a person in numerous ways', says one Twitter user; 'We are always in support of the esport industry', says another
As the Islamabad High Court (IHC) ordered a ban on PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) be lifted on Friday, Pakistan's gaming community erupted in cheers, celebrating the joyous news that they would now be able to resume playing their beloved game.
Many took to Twitter to share the news and express their excitement as the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority's (PTA) ban on PUBG was deemed null and void.
'Winner winner chicken dinner'
'Gold medal' to Justice Aamer Farooq
'Thankyou' to everyone
Concern about PUBG servers
PTA officials' 'Ertugrul' reaction
Likely reaction of Pakistani mothers
Support for e-sports industry
'Have a look!'
'We need Education! Not Bans!'
Multiple decisions of PTA 'reversed'
Enforce games' age ratings
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