Arrest tree cutters within 48 hours, orders Deputy Speaker

The Deputy Speaker of the National Parliament has expressed strong anger over the illegal cutting of trees in various parts of the country. He directed the administration to identify and arrest the individuals involved in this anti-environmental activity within the next 48 hours. He emphasized that those who harm the environment by cutting down trees will not be spared under any circumstances.

Recently, allegations surfaced regarding the cutting of numerous old and valuable trees in several areas under the cover of night, bypassing local authorities. As the news spread on social media and news outlets, it triggered public outrage. Environmentalists termed this act as 'tree murder' and demanded exemplary punishment for the perpetrators.

Following the incident, the Deputy Speaker instructed local administration and police departments to take swift action. He made it clear that no matter how influential the people behind the tree cutting are, they must face justice. He also warned of action against administrative officials if any negligence is found on their part.

Experts believe that planting more trees is crucial to protecting the environment and mitigating the impacts of climate change. They suggest that merely issuing directives is not enough; laws against illegal logging must be strictly enforced. At the same time, public awareness and participation are essential to protect trees.