Pokémonzoekers of the track removed

Pokémonzoekers of the track removed

Tech July 12, 2016 13:18

utrecht - In the hunt for Pokémon figurines are several people on and start walking at the track. In Hattem has achieved police Monday night two people from the rails. Between Delft and Schiedam trains had to slow down.

Railway manager ProRail has been in contact with Nintendo, the company behind Pokemon. ProRail wants the automakers adjust the game so that the Pokémon stay away from the railway lines.,, You must do not think sleuths come under the train. Do not let the game be the end of your life, '' said a spokesman. Nintendo and The Pokemon Company have claimed ProRail,, the duty and the responsibility that everyone game fun and danger-free should be able to play. ''

Users of Pokemon Go should look for figures in the real world. A map on the phone's screen shows where they are hiding. The app was launched a few days ago and is a worldwide hype. According to the police which provides sometimes dangerous situations, when users only look at their screen and have no regard for traffic. Moreover, the figures are sometimes hidden in places that are not accessible, such as a department of the AMC hospital in Amsterdam.
  
    
     
      
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NS calls Facebook avid players to keep watch. 'When you have a platform running on please look in your step. It could be that emerges just a wild Pokémon. We advise you not to concentrate to play your game just to stay sharp when you are getting ready to get on a train, 'reads the Facebook page NS Safety and Sevice.

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