Karkala: Forest department chops trees, yet to clear them from roadside


R B Jagadish

Daijiworld Media Network – Karkala (EP)

Karkala, Jun 24: The forest department which creates awareness to protect environment, has cut two huge trees in front of the court here and left the logs and leaves there.

Social activists had submitted a request to the municipal council saying that the trees may fall on school children during the monsoons. The municipality wrote to the forest department and requested to take action on it.

However the logs and leaves which were chopped by the forest department on May 19 and May 29 are still in front of the court. The leaves have decayed in the rain water and are stinking.

The forest department which has swiftly acted for the school children need to remove the logs and leaves to prevent epidemics such as dengue.

Senior advocate M K Vijayakumar said that the work was done in a haste and the department is violating rules concerning cleanliness. Forest official Rajshekar said that the work was delayed due to office work and the trees will be removed in a week.

  

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  • Kusuma Kumari G Nellore , Kodyadka

    Sat, Jun 25 2016

    We have deforestation officers and deforestation department here A tree takes years to grow I hope the teh dept understand that before cutting down a tree

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