Qatar The child narrowly escaped death by mimicking a video game The child was strangled by a curtain rope in an attempt to imitate scenes in video games, but his father saved him from possible death in time.
Doha (news world Latest Newspaper. November 19, 2021) In Qatar, while copying a video game, a child narrowly escaped death. The father saved his son from a possible death at the right time.
According to Doha News, a father in Qatar found his son strangled by a curtain rope while trying to copy video game scenes, Qatar's Al Rayyan TV shared the story of "Fahd", a boy who His father saved him from imminent death, the young man allegedly climbed on a table and, inspired by an online game, tried to hang himself in the copycat stunt he often played.
مقطع #فيديو لطفل حاول شنق نفسه بسبب تأثرة بالالعاب الالكترونية تم إنقاذه من والده #برنامج_تراحيب
— قناة الريان الفضائية (@AlrayyanTV) November 16, 2021
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The father shared a video showing signs of severe injuries to his son's neck with a rope. The video of the boy's injury was intended to warn people of the deadly dangers of video games. When they are played in an environment where there is no parental control, Fahad admits that the idea came to him from a video game he plays on his smartphone.
Experts continue to warn of the dangerous effects of violent video games on minors, which in many cases lead to harm and crime and even fatal consequences, social workers have once again highlighted. The dangers are not just in video games but the Internet as a whole has the potential to send harmful messages to children.
Child psychiatrists have linked gaming addiction in adolescents to a lack of parental care and increased feelings of loneliness. Experts urge parents and guardians to talk to their children frequently and provide them with a free space to express their feelings and thoughts.
مقطع #فيديو لطفل تأثرت عيناه بسبب مطالعته وتركيزه الدائم على شاشة الهاتف بسبب أحد الألعاب الالكترونية #برنامج_تراحيب
— قناة الريان الفضائية (@AlrayyanTV) November 16, 2021
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Hud is not the first child to be physically harmed by video games, Al-Rayyan TV has shared another video of a young child whose eyes were affected by the intense exposure of digital screens while playing online games. Muhammad Heidi Mabrouk, a senior clinical psychologist at the Mind Institute Qatar, said in a recent statement that the Corona virus epidemic and prolonged shutdowns in public facilities have led many parents to lose control of Internet access, while online gaming And while streaming services have become the most accessible source of entertainment for their children, the negative effects of loose parental control have led to a number of incidents in which minors have been exposed to popular online content, leading to crime and violence. In the wake of similar incidents, experts are urging parents to work with qualified physicians to ensure that children have the right psychological tools to deal with their personal experiences. ۔
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