Autumn Locusts Invade East China

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Monday, August 28, 2000, updated at 09:37(GMT+8)

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Autumn Locusts Invade East China

East China's Shandong province has yet to get a break in its battle against summer locusts and now autumn locusts are swarming in.

So far, 213,000 hectares of land has been infested with a density of two locusts per square meter.

Experts explained that the infestation of summer locusts has helped a large number of dormant autumn locusts become active.

The area of land plagued by autumn locusts could reach 330,000 hectares, they warned.


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