Don't play Pokemon on railway tracks, says Bulgaria
Pokemon themselves are in no danger because they don't actually exist
A young woman plays the augmented reality mobile game "Pokemon Go" by Nintendo at Puerta del Sol square in Madrid, Spain July 28, 2016. PHOTO: REUTERS
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This one might seem obvious, but... Bulgarian state railway company BDZ is urging players of Pokemon GO to keep off the railway tracks.
The game — in which people stare at a screen hunting for Pokemon — has become wildly popular around the world, but also cause accidents among distracted players.
10 hilarious reactions to Pokémon Go every Pakistani can relate to
"The railway operator warns users of the game that searching for Pokemon in railway areas is not a safe endeavour," BDZ said in a statement, adding that trains cannot stop quickly to avoid people or vehicles on railway lines
Pokemon themselves are in no danger because they don't actually exist.
This one might seem obvious, but... Bulgarian state railway company BDZ is urging players of Pokemon GO to keep off the railway tracks.
The game — in which people stare at a screen hunting for Pokemon — has become wildly popular around the world, but also cause accidents among distracted players.
10 hilarious reactions to Pokémon Go every Pakistani can relate to
"The railway operator warns users of the game that searching for Pokemon in railway areas is not a safe endeavour," BDZ said in a statement, adding that trains cannot stop quickly to avoid people or vehicles on railway lines
Pokemon themselves are in no danger because they don't actually exist.