Social Media 'Blackout Challenge' Suspected In Murrieta Boy's Death
The TikTok 'Blackout Challenge' has been the source of numerous deaths across the country, typically in young children, including a 10-year-old Pennsylvania girl, a 12-year-old Colorado boy, and a ...
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19 Americans Opened Up About Why They're Participating In Today's Economic Blackout
"My wife got terminated from the National Parks Service over Valentine's/President's Day, and my place of business is shuttering. Every day is an economic blackout day for us now." ...
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We’re suing TikTok to find out why our children died doing the ‘Black Out’ Challenge – we’ve been forced down this route
And Ellen is not alone. She and three other British families who ­suspect their teenage children died trying to copy the “blackout challenge” in the same year are suing ­Chinese media giant ...
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'Watch out for your children': MOE warns parents about dangerous social media challenges
The education ministry has advised parents to watch over their children who may attempt dangerous challenges that have been ...
MOE warns of dangerous social media challenges, parents advised to be on lookout for their children
The advisory came after two boys were said to be apparently attempting the Blackout Challenge. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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MOE warns parents of fatal social media challenges
The ministry of education of Singapore (MOE) has advised parents to watch over their children who may participate in ...
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Parents Say Son, 13, Died After Attempting Dangerous Social Media Challenge: ‘We Remain Paralyzed in Thought and Sorrow’
Nnamdi Glenn Ohaeri Jr.’s parents believe he died after participating in a game similar to the deadly “Blackout Challenge” Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been ...
How The Economic Blackout Could Backfire On Main Street
The economic blackout focuses on empowering consumers to recognize their influence in the economy and challenging the ...
Govt warns parents over potentially deadly viral ‘games’
Parents have been advised by the Education Ministry (MOE) to watch over their children, who may attempt trendy online challenges that could be harmful.