Slaughter of Fungus Infected Pines Will Cause Traffic Conditions in Sintra
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Given the impact of vegetation removal, Parques de Sintra will carry out the planting and sowing of native species suitable to the characteristics of this area of the Sintra mountain range.
About 80 pine trees infected by a fungus will be slaughtered in the area of Azóia, in Sintra, with the intervention to cause traffic conditions on the surrounding roads from Tuesday, reported today to Sintra Parks.
Sintra Parks explains that, "for security reasons", on-site intervention will involve temporary prohibitions of access and conditions to traffic in Sintra. The work begins on Tuesday and has a planned duration of 40 days.
About 80 pines infected with a fungus will be slaughtered in the area of Azóia.
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