However, the booths were unprotected in the nights. The batteries disappeared with unfailing regularity and after a while, many of the booths lost their windows and doors, too. The market for silicon is probably vastly underdeveloped, otherwise the solar panels would have also gone missing for sure. Very soon, there was no real reason for the policeman to sit inside and he went back to his waiting-by-the-roadside routine.
These booths are useful, still, as temporary storage - what gets stored in them depends on where the booth is located!
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So sad. Always happens in large cities where many people are poor, I think. Our problems seem to be very similar.
>> Hilda>> Very true. And I'll bet that these problems will affect every large city, no matter how 'well developed' the country!
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