TNOGA raises awareness on online gaming addiction with experts discussing harmful effects and legal provisions for regulation.
The Tamil Nadu Online Gaming Authority(TNOGA) organised an awareness programme on the dangers of online gaming addiction here on Friday.
The event, chaired by Collector V. Saravanan, was the fourth in a series of awareness camps planned across the State, following similar sessions in Chennai, Coimbatore, and Madurai. The initiative aims to sensitise students and youth about the harmful effects of online gaming and gambling.
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