Wanting to prevent overzealous trainers from trampling over protected environments or even losing their way in jungles, the National Parks Board (NParks) is pleading with Pokémon Go developers Niantic to do something about it.
It's worried about the existence of Pokéstops (in-game landmarks for players to collect rewards) in sensitive, off-limit areas of Singapore's nature reserves. After all, hell hath no fury than a mass of Pokémon Go players hunting for wild Charizards. Hougang residents should know how bad things can get when it comes to the viral augmented reality game.