Hanoi Is Studying Adjustments to the Density of Milkwood Trees in Residential Areas.
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People's Committee of Hanoi Truong Viet Dung directed the Department of Construction to preside over and coordinate with the People's Committee of the wards and communes to research and propose a plan to relocate some of the milkweed plants to suitable locations.Hanoi: Proposed to relocate 80 milkweed trees because of the strong scentsAll around Hanoi streets are full of the smell of milkweed flowers in late ThuHanoi before the opportunity to re…
The Center for Technical Infrastructure Management affirms that Hanoi currently has no plans to relocate the milkwood trees in densely populated areas.
Hanoi city leaders have requested relevant agencies to review, research, and propose plans to relocate some of the densely planted milkwood trees to more suitable locations and plant additional green trees as replacements.
In view of the information that Hanoi will remove milkweed trees from residential areas, the head of the Technical Infrastructure Management Center confirmed that this plan is not yet available, the implementation must be approved by the city.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Hanoi has approximately 14,400 milkwood trees distributed across many streets and urban areas. Authorities are studying the possibility of relocating some of these trees from densely populated areas to more suitable locations.
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