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More than 12,000 trees have been lost in Pune in the last 10 years, and experts say one major reason is concrete being poured around tree roots. According to records, 105 trees collapsed in a single day this year, raising serious questions about the way the city is carrying out roadwork and beautification projects. Experts say cement around tree bases stops roots from getting air, water and space to grow. This makes trees weak from inside, even if they look healthy from outside. Unscientific pruning and metal tree guards are also adding to the problem. The issue has now put pressure on Pune Municipal Corporation, which admitted that road construction and cementing near trees may have damaged roots and made many trees unstable. Citizens and environmentalists are demanding stricter rules and more open soil around trees before more collapses happen. #Pune #TreeFalls #PMC #Environment #Punetimesmirror

A friend sent me this video from Nashik. @my_nmc is blindly cutting 100–200 year old banyan, peepal and other trees in the name of road widening. Across Nashik, there is a mass killing of trees happening. @Dev_Fadnavis @Pankajamunde

My urgent message to Mr @narendramodi ji. Why are you still silent on today's killing of innocent 2 babies while sleeping with her mother in midnight with rockets by Kuki militants? Manipur is not a part of India? Manipur deserves justice now. No Justice, No Rest. 😢🙏

My heart has been crying since I got this news. Arif Sheikh was a Bishops School student, given his StdXII exam. An excellent footballer&my grandson's classmate.His father works in middle east. @CPPuneCity @navalMH,can you stop monstrous vehicles plying during peak hours? I beg.

More than 12,000 trees have been lost in Pune in the last 10 years, and experts say one major reason is concrete being poured around tree roots. According to records, 105 trees collapsed in a single day this year, raising serious questions about the way the city is carrying out roadwork and beautification projects. Experts say cement around tree bases stops roots from getting air, water and space to grow. This makes trees weak from inside, even if they look healthy from outside. Unscientific pruning and metal tree guards are also adding to the problem. The issue has now put pressure on Pune Municipal Corporation, which admitted that road construction and cementing near trees may have damaged roots and made many trees unstable. Citizens and environmentalists are demanding stricter rules and more open soil around trees before more collapses happen. #Pune #TreeFalls #PMC #Environment #Punetimesmirror