After a resident reported unusual plants near a reservoir, police in Qujing's Xiaoxiang area confirmed and uprooted 23 wild cannabis plants. Officers said they destroyed the plants and searched the surrounding area again.
🇨🇳 Xiaoxiang Village, Qilin District, Qujing, Yunnan · China
A resident passing a reservoir near Xiaoxiang Village found unusual plants growing in nearby wasteland and alerted Xiaoxiang police.[1][2]
Police identified 23 plants as cannabis, uprooted them and arranged for their harmless destruction. Officers also searched the surrounding area again.[1][2]
The reports do not identify who owned or cultivated the plants and give no arrest or later case outcome.[1][2]
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