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Elderly farmer's tearful despair as mob of villagers loots £22,000 worth of rare Chinese herbs
An elderly farmer's tearful despair as hundreds of villagers looted her more than £22,000 worth of rare Chinese herbs.
Video filmed in the city of Zhoukou in Henan Province on November 1, shows hundreds of villagers, armed with bags and baskets, descending upon the fields. While an elderly woman who is planter Qiu's mother sat on the ground, weeping inconsolably, and crying out in anguish for the loss of the herbs.
Qiu was set to harvest the high-demand Bai Zhu, a traditional Chinese medicine. With market prices soaring, the crop was estimated to value a staggering £160,000 upon full harvest.
To protect his golden crop, Qiu enlisted over twenty relatives and workers, standing as guardians over the green gold that spread across his fields. However, at around 4:00 pm, just as the first round of harvesting concluded and the second was about to commence, a human tide overran the barriers.
Despite the efforts of Qiu's makeshift security force, the marauding villagers could not be repelled, and the plantation was pillaged. The financial damage is estimated to be upwards of £22,500, a severe blow to the cooperative.
The authorities were alerted, and only with the arrival of the police did the plundering cease. The officers managed to restore a semblance of order and began persuading villagers to return the stolen goods.
According to reports, Qiu, experienced a malfunction with his machinery while two-thirds through the second harvest of Bai Zhu. Neighbouring villagers, mistaking that the second harvest had been completed, entered the fields to pick the remaining herbs. It has been a custom for years that the farmer allows villagers to collect leftover herbs after the second harvest.
The video was provided by local media with permission.
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