Hanoi Bans the Planting of Star Apple, Rubber, Acacia, and 15 Other Types of Trees in Public Places.
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The Hanoi People's Committee has officially issued regulations on the management of parks, green spaces, and water bodies in the city. These regulations include a list of 33 types of trees permitted for planting on streets and in public areas, along with 18 types of trees that are not allowed.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Hanoi has banned the planting of 18 tree species because they contain toxins, have brittle branches that break easily, contain addictive substances, and have many thorns...
Hanoi Bans the Planting of Star Apple, Rubber, Acacia, and 15 Other Types of Trees in Public Places.
Hanoi requires the gradual replacement of trees on the prohibited planting list, while minimizing the felling, relocation, and root cutting of trees during construction projects.
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