The Changing Face of Crime

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Go-Far 2018: Estonia

2 min readAug 20, 2018

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A security camera along the pier in Tallinn, Estonia. Increased surveillance by closed-circuit television cameras is one of the factors leading to crime reduction, say the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board.

Unused automated teller machines in Tallinn see no queues due to a rise in cashless payment. The reduction of cash usage is also another factor contributing to the reduction of petty crime in Estonia.

Alvin Ho

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Go-Far 2018: Estonia

A freelance photojournalist based in Singapore shooting for The Straits Times. He loves feature and sport stories, and engages in fine art practice on the side.

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