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Chinese authorities cut off power to big shrimp greenhouse park

As threatened, Guangdong authorities have cut the power supply to some 3,500 shrimp-farming greenhouses over their unauthorized use of groundwater

By Lewis Hu | April 15, 2024 16:42 BST
Shrimp greenhouses in China. Source: Fish First
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