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Drunken brawl leads to chopping down of two fully grown trees in Hyderabad

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Drunken brawl leads to chopping down of two fully grown trees in Hyderabad
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Two decades-old trees in Hyderabad were illegally chopped down following a series of disputes involving local residents and a drunken brawl. Despite intervention from the Forest Department and the imposition of fines, the perpetrators proceeded to fell the trees, highlighting issues with local enforcement and urban environmental protection.

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The incident underscores the challenges of urban conservation and the lack of effective deterrents against the destruction of public green cover in rapidly developing cities.

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In a bizarre incident in the city, two fully grown decades old trees, were hacked down in a string of events following a drunken brawl about two years ago.

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The article reports on a local incident factually, focusing on the sequence of events and the failure of administrative oversight without injecting political opinion.

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