Chinese farmer’s forest of cameras fails to bear fruit in compensation bid
A farmer in Badong county, Hubei province, China, has installed over 170 surveillance cameras on his land attempting to boost compensation claims under a local land purchase scheme. The heavy security installation has sparked speculation regarding the unusual measure for an ordinary orchard.
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