Published 18:32 IST, September 3rd 2020
Nagpur Police urge people to stay home using PUBG reference; See post
Joining hundreds of others, Nagpur police department on September 2 dished out a PUBG themed tweet to warn netizens against coronavirus pandemic.
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Joining hundreds of ors, Nagpur police on September 2 dished out a PUBG med tweet to warn netizens against coronavirus pandemic. police department has previously used a myri amount of mes to spre awareness about COVID-19 which has killed over 67,000 people in India till w. In its latest tweet, department targeted PUBG fans asking m to stay indoors following ban.
Just stay safe
In tweet, that was shared right after anuncement, Nagpur police could be seen asking residents to stay indoors and t visit Pochinki. For those who play action game, kw that Pochinki is a place on PUBGmap. “on point" Tweet has left people amused with tweet racked up over people lies. Yet re are ors who have dished out hilarious memes on PUBG while ors have thanked police department for ir services.
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One user joked, "Ek wahi to tha jaha Corona nahi tha or chalan bhi nahi hota tha" while ar wrote, "Ab Pochinki Ki Jagha military base vo Jatee Te Hum To" Yet ar comment re, "Akela sahara tha sir ghar pe rahene ka.."
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India bans 118 apps
Indian government on September 2 banned fan-favourite PUBG along with 117 or China-based apps. Taking a jibe on fans, Zomato India posted a tweet asking m if y were missing “chicken dinner” alrey. tongue in cheek tweet by Zomato immediately caught everybody's attention and has been doing rounds of internet.
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In tweet, which was posted just after anuncement, food delivery giant asked users if y were missing chicken dinner alrey. term ‘chicken dinner’ is well-kwn to those who play PUBG. It is a prize in banned game that one gets after achieving first position.
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18:32 IST, September 3rd 2020