"The boundaries have already been marked. The nearest residents are roughly thirty to forty kilometers away. But there's one issue: surveillance equipment is being installed around the city. Without surveillance, ordinary people wandering in could potentially create a dangerous situation," Fan Tian Lei added.
Jiang Yan Hai and the others could understand that. There was no shortage of people bold enough to sneak into military zones. Some were usually hooligans, but others might be curious, adventurous kids.
After all, a completely abandoned city was far too tempting. If Jiang Yan Hai thought back to when he was twelve or thirteen, if he had known about such a place, he would have desperately wanted to go inside and explore. It would have felt as though it held countless secrets.
So, some necessary monitoring was still required. Of course, it did not necessarily have to be cameras. Various detection radars could achieve the same effect. After all, how much would it cost to cover such a massive urban area entirely with surveillance cameras? And if the place was to be used for exercises later, the expense would be no small sum.
Military zones had to be enclosed with barbed wire, with warning signs posted everywhere. More importantly, they needed to notify the veteran Party members in the surrounding villages, as well as village committees and other relevant grassroots agencies, that no one was ever allowed to enter.
"Then it should move quickly," Jiang Yan Hai nodded. "Submit this list as soon as possible. I can hardly wait. If it can be formed ahead of schedule, that would be even better." Jiang Yan Hai spoke bluntly.
"Alright!" Fan Tian Lei immediately nodded.
"Get the logistics units in place first. How is your recruiting effort for logistics personnel going?" Jiang Yan Hai added.
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