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		</div><p>Pakistan’s media regulatory agency has reinstated access to the Chinese video service TikTok, after a court banned it weeks ago and urged authorities to ensure that it carried no “vulgar” content.</p>
<p>The court in Peshawar had issued the ban on March 11 following complaints about the alleged presence of “immoral and indecent content” on the popular social media app.</p>
<p>On Thursday, after consulting with the media agency, it repealed it.</p>
<p>At the hearing, senior agency official Tariq Gandapur said contact had been established with TikTok to ensure those who share obscene content are blocked.</p>
<p>The app, owned by China’s ByteDance, has been downloaded almost 39 million times in Pakistan.</p>
<p>Pakistan and China are close allies in the region.</p>
<p>Last year, Pakistan had also blocked TikTok for 10 days over the same issue.</p>
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