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British PCs have urged parents to be aware of the Blue Whale challenge The online 'game' is being blamed for a spate of teenage suicides in Russia Participants allegedly complete self-harm 'tasks' before killing themselves Two schoolgirls fell to their deaths after taking part in Blue Whale suicide game British police are warning parents about the dangers of a sick social media 'game' that's said to be responsible for hundreds of teenage suicides in Russia. The 'Blue Whale challenge' encourages at-risk participants to take part in a series of tasks like cutting themselves every day for 50 days. They are then instructed to kill themselves on the final day of the sick 'challenge'. The social media 'game' is being investigated by police in Russia in relation to a rash of teenage suicide attempts. Now police officers in Britain are posting online warnings to alert parents about the challenge. Devon and Cornwall Police PCSO Kirsty Down posted on Twitter: 'Who ever created this horrible game is sick! Parents: Please be aware of this 'game' talk to your children about it if concerned.' The panic over the online challenge was prompted by the death of two teenagers in Russia last month who were believed to be participating. Two school girls Yulia Konstantinova, 15, and Veronika Volkova, 16, fell to their deaths from the roof of an apartment block in industrial Ust-Ilimsk. A girl named only as Ekaterina, 15, was critically injured after she fell onto snowy ground from a flat in the city of Krasnoyarsk, also Siberia. Just two days beforehand a 14-year-old girl from Chita, near Mongolia, was reported to have thrown herself under a commuter train. In all cases state investigators are probing whether a controversial web 'suicide game' has influenced the girls to seek to take their lives. Yulia left a note saying 'End' on her social page and earlier she had posted a picture with big blue whale, seen as a symbol of a social media movement encouraging children to take their own lives. Her friend Veronika wrote: 'Sense is lost... End.' She regularly posted sad messages such as, 'Do you feel that gradually you become useless?' or 'I'm just a ghost'. It was reported that two teenage boys were detained by police at the scene after allegedly filming the tragic double suicide. Are YOUR children playing the Blue Whale challenge Police warn British parents over suicide game be,behind hundreds of Russian teen deaths',Blue Whale challenge,online 'game',teenage suicides,Russia,killing themselves,schoolgirls fell to their deaths after taking part,British police are warning,parents,mikeohhello,mike oh hello,irish youtuber,blue whale game,suicide game,game causing teenagers to kill themselves,russian teenagers suicide Are YOUR children playing the Blue Whale challenge Police warn British parents over suicide game be https://youtu.be/KjjSN3KBwqY