I am thrilled to share the successful rescue of a distressed tree located on Mathura Road near Gate Number 3, Friends Colony East. This achievement was made possible through the collaborative efforts of the PWD Department, the National Green Tribunal (NGT), and the Forest Department. Their swift action in response to my concerns has ensured the preservation of this vital green asset in our community.
The trees exhibited signs of distress, including visible decay and damage to its branches and trunk, posing significant risks to pedestrians and motorists. Recognizing the urgency, I brought the issue to the attention of these authorities, urging their intervention to prevent further deterioration.
The PWD Department promptly assessed the situation and worked alongside the NGT and Forest Department to devise a comprehensive rescue plan. Their expertise and commitment to environmental preservation were pivotal in addressing the tree’s condition. Their combined efforts not only saved the trees but also emphasized the importance of safeguarding our natural environment.
I extend my special thanks to Samvada publication for their unwavering support in amplifying my concerns. Their platform played a crucial role in drawing attention to the urgency of the situation and mobilizing necessary actions from the authorities. This successful rescue underscores the impact of community engagement and collective action.
As a resident of New Friends Colony, I deeply appreciate the proactive response and effective measures taken by the PWD Department, NGT, and Forest Department. This collaborative effort sets an inspiring example of what can be achieved through cooperation between communities and authorities for a shared goal.
I am pleased to share the successful rescue of distressed trees along all PWD roads in New Friends Colony. This achievement underscores our commitment to preserving our environment and ensuring the health of our community’s green spaces. Special thanks to the PWD Department for their swift action and dedication.
