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Trees worth lakhs illegally felled on Devakottai government hospital premises; tahsildar orders probe

Trees worth lakhs illegally felled on Devakottai government hospital premises; tahsildar orders probe
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Authorities in Devakottai have launched an investigation into the illegal felling of valuable trees on government hospital premises. Activists reported that trees were cut and sold without permission, prompting revenue officials to intervene and halt the sale of the timber.

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This highlights issues of administrative oversight and the protection of public green spaces in urban government facilities.

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Activists and the public have raised complaints over unauthorised felling of trees worth several lakh rupees on the premises of Devakottai Government Hospital (GH).

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The report is a straightforward factual account of a local administrative incident without loaded language.

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