Why China’s massive surveillance cameras can’t find the missing teens

November 30, 2022

The increased number of missing teens in China has made Chinese parents panic. Some went missing from the schools. China’s massive digital surveillance cameras have failed to track them. The number of organ transplant surgeries in China skyrocketed in the past years. Chinese parents fear that their children may become the victims of one of the most atrocious crimes committed by Chinese doctors––forced organ harvesting.

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https://www.sohu.com/a/604686343_100199096

http://m.cnhubei.com/content/2020-08/07/content_13258228.html

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