Poverty and rising cost of pesticides have evolved a novel method of debugging. Hotel owners along the highways in Bengal (India) have found a novel way to keep bedbugs away from their regular customers. Owners here recruit poor people who lie on each bed of hotel completely nude for half an hour; to let the bedbugs feed on their blood. Once the bugs are satiated, they do not bite the customers who use these beds to relax during the day. Once a bed is thus debugged, the human debugger shifts to another bed. He is paid two rupees (Rs. 45=1 dollar) for every bed he debugs that way.
What do you feel about it???
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PatriciaSL
esticides are harming people and nature!), and very poor people (who perhaps wouldn't have any income otherwise) are being paid. Those people are NOT less worth than pesticides, they're actually doing much better work. Only thing is, they should earn at least the same amount of money as the price for pesticides. That would be totally fair. But since we're not living in a fair world...it maybe the lesser of two evils. 
That's ... eww... Not very worth it I think, why don't he use a buy spray or something? That'll be better~