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- 272 Trees Were Removed To Make Lohia Path Chakra, Now Green Belt Will Be Made; Land Reserved For Greenery In Fixed Design Of Bridges
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Design ready leaving vacant land
- More than 100 trees are being cut and shifted to make a flyover in Boring Road
To improve the traffic pressure on Bailey Road, the work of the second phase of Lohia Path Chakra is going on. A large number of trees were cut and shifted in the construction of the bridge in the first phase. Now trees are being removed from the boring road in the construction of the second phase. So far 272 trees have been cut including both the phases. A large number of trees have been uprooted and replanted at various places in the city. But, now the Pul Nirman Nigam has made preparations to make green belt afresh in the part of Lohia Path Chakra including Bailey Road. For this, space has been left in the design of the project.
Under the new planning, in lieu of the trees removed during the construction of the bridge, vacant land has now been left at various places. The forest department has been told the location for making green belt. Along with landscaping at various places, 910 trees will be planted in the first phase of the Path Chakra. According to the officials of the Bridge Construction Corporation, there is a rule to plant three times the number of trees that have been removed as part of the construction project. Due to this, preparations are on to make green belts in different parts of Lohia Path Chakra.
Replantation in LCT Ghat area
More than 100 trees are being cut and shifted to make a flyover in Boring Road. According to the information, the work of uprooting the trees from Boring Road and planting old trees around the LCT Ghat in the coastal area of Ganga is going on. Earlier, trees were replanted in Digha area as well. If officials are to be believed, 40 to 45 percent of the trees uprooted in the first phase of Lohia Path Chakra have become green again. The officers have also claimed to have successfully replanted banyan and peepal.