Sapporo to install 202 surveillance cameras for World Cup

SAPPORO, Japan - Sapporo municipal officials monitor images from surveillance cameras May 20 installed at such places as Sapporo Dome, and the city's main railway stations. Sapporo plans to install 200 such cameras as part of its anti-hooligan steps for the World Cup soccer finals.

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