$\"\"$ Police in Bangkok<\/a> announced a crackdown today against Thai drivers playing Pokemon Go<\/a> following complaints that the craze was bringing further gridlock to an already notoriously congested metropolis.
\n
The mobile app -- which encourages users to hit the pavements in search of digital monsters -- was made available in Thailand<\/a> earlier this month delighting many in a country where Japanese subcultures have a significant following.
\n
\nBut the game has since sparked a flurry of headlines in the local press as well as unease among the kingdom's military leaders.
\n
\n\"The police chief has asked all policemen to detain any Pokemon players who play while using the roads,\" deputy national police spokesman Colonel Krissana Pattanacharoen told reporters.
\n
\n\"People have a right to play the game but it must not affect other people's rights,\" he added.
\n
\nColonel Veeravit Vatchanapukka, from the city's traffic police, said teams of officers on motorbikes would stake out key arteries in the capital hoping to catch drivers in the act.
\n
\n\"We do not aim to arrest many people, instead we hope this programme will raise awareness with people about carelessness,\" he told AFP.
\n
\nBangkok is not exactly an ideal playground for Pokemon players.
\n
\nThe sweltering Thai capital is notorious for its long traffic queues while the World Health Organisation says Thailand has the second highest road fatality rate in the world.
\n
\nPavements are patchy and those that exist are often littered with hurdles ranging from street vendors and fire hydrants to potholes and tangled wiring.
\n
\n
\nBut that hasn't stopped hordes of players embracing the game in public spaces, including those jumping into cars and onto motorbikes to hunt down digital monsters.
\n
\nSome of the city's motorbike taxi drivers, who career through the gridlock at knuckle-whitening speeds, are even offering hourly rates for Pokemon hunters.
\n
\nTwo weeks ago the spokesman for Thailand's junta chief warned Thais against obsessive playing of the game.
\n
\n\"Thai walking culture is not like Japan and there are limited pavements,\" the spokesman added.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":53809532,"title":"Infosys denies sacking 500 people, says few asked to leave on disciplinary grounds","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/infosys-denies-sacking-500-people-says-few-asked-to-leave-on-disciplinary-grounds\/53809532","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":53810004,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Bangkok's roads off limits for Pokemon Go players","synopsis":"Police in Bangkok announced a crackdown today against Thai drivers playing Pokemon Go following complaints that the craze was bringing further gridlock to an already notoriously congested metropolis.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/bangkoks-roads-off-limits-for-pokemon-go-players","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-08-22 16:10:19","lastupd":"2016-08-22 16:13:03","breadcrumbTags":["Thailand","bangkok","Pokemon Go","MVAS\/Apps"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/bangkoks-roads-off-limits-for-pokemon-go-players"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2016-08-22" data-index="article_1">

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曼谷的道路限制口袋妖怪玩家

今天在曼谷警方宣布镇压反对泰国司机玩口袋妖怪去投诉后开裂是带来进一步的僵局已经臭名昭著的拥挤的大都市。

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2016年8月22日更新是04:13点

警方在曼谷今天宣布镇压反对泰国司机玩口袋妖怪去投诉后的狂热带来进一步的僵局已经臭名昭著的拥挤的大都市。

手机应用程序——鼓励用户点击人行道的数码怪兽——中可用泰国本月早些时候让很多在中国,日本亚文化产生显著的下面。

但是游戏已经引发了一系列的头条新闻当地媒体以及不安王国的军事领导人。

“警察局长要求所有警察拘留任何口袋妖怪玩家在使用道路,”上校副国家警方发言人Krissana Pattanacharoen告诉记者。

“人们有权利玩游戏,但不能影响他人的权利,”他补充道。

上校Veeravit Vatchanapukka,从城市的交通警察,说警察骑着摩托车的团队将股份主要动脉在首都希望抓住司机的行为。

“我们不打算逮捕了很多人,而不是我们希望这个项目能够提高认识与人粗心大意,”他告诉法新社。

曼谷是口袋妖怪玩家不是一个理想的操场。

闷热的泰国首都臭名昭著长交通队列,世界卫生组织说,泰国第二道路死亡率最高的国家。

人行道上是不完整的和那些经常到处都存在障碍从街头小贩和消防栓凹坑和错综复杂的布线。

但这并没有阻止大批球员拥抱游戏在公共场所,包括那些跳进汽车和摩托车上追捕数码怪兽。

一些城市的摩托车出租车司机,他通过僵局速度推荐职业,甚至为宠物小精灵猎人提供每小时率。

两周前泰国军政府首席发言人警告泰国人不要沉迷玩的游戏。

“泰国走文化不像日本有有限的人行道,”这位发言人补充道。

发布于2016年8月22日下午04:10坚持

$\"\"$ Police in Bangkok<\/a> announced a crackdown today against Thai drivers playing Pokemon Go<\/a> following complaints that the craze was bringing further gridlock to an already notoriously congested metropolis.
\n
The mobile app -- which encourages users to hit the pavements in search of digital monsters -- was made available in Thailand<\/a> earlier this month delighting many in a country where Japanese subcultures have a significant following.
\n
\nBut the game has since sparked a flurry of headlines in the local press as well as unease among the kingdom's military leaders.
\n
\n\"The police chief has asked all policemen to detain any Pokemon players who play while using the roads,\" deputy national police spokesman Colonel Krissana Pattanacharoen told reporters.
\n
\n\"People have a right to play the game but it must not affect other people's rights,\" he added.
\n
\nColonel Veeravit Vatchanapukka, from the city's traffic police, said teams of officers on motorbikes would stake out key arteries in the capital hoping to catch drivers in the act.
\n
\n\"We do not aim to arrest many people, instead we hope this programme will raise awareness with people about carelessness,\" he told AFP.
\n
\nBangkok is not exactly an ideal playground for Pokemon players.
\n
\nThe sweltering Thai capital is notorious for its long traffic queues while the World Health Organisation says Thailand has the second highest road fatality rate in the world.
\n
\nPavements are patchy and those that exist are often littered with hurdles ranging from street vendors and fire hydrants to potholes and tangled wiring.
\n
\n
\nBut that hasn't stopped hordes of players embracing the game in public spaces, including those jumping into cars and onto motorbikes to hunt down digital monsters.
\n
\nSome of the city's motorbike taxi drivers, who career through the gridlock at knuckle-whitening speeds, are even offering hourly rates for Pokemon hunters.
\n
\nTwo weeks ago the spokesman for Thailand's junta chief warned Thais against obsessive playing of the game.
\n
\n\"Thai walking culture is not like Japan and there are limited pavements,\" the spokesman added.<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":53809532,"title":"Infosys denies sacking 500 people, says few asked to leave on disciplinary grounds","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/infosys-denies-sacking-500-people-says-few-asked-to-leave-on-disciplinary-grounds\/53809532","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":53810004,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Bangkok's roads off limits for Pokemon Go players","synopsis":"Police in Bangkok announced a crackdown today against Thai drivers playing Pokemon Go following complaints that the craze was bringing further gridlock to an already notoriously congested metropolis.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/bangkoks-roads-off-limits-for-pokemon-go-players","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-08-22 16:10:19","lastupd":"2016-08-22 16:13:03","breadcrumbTags":["Thailand","bangkok","Pokemon Go","MVAS\/Apps"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/bangkoks-roads-off-limits-for-pokemon-go-players"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/bangkoks-roads-off-limits-for-pokemon-go-players/53810004">