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Dubai Municipality plants 466 trees a day, increasing green areas to 43m square-metres
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Dubai: More than 170,000 trees planted across Emirate in 2021
An average of 466 trees were planted per day, said Dubai Municipality.
Source: khaleejtimes.com
Emirates News Agency - Dubai Municipality plants more than 170,000 trees in 2021
DUBAI, 13th February, 2022 (WAM) -- Dubai Municipality today said that it has added 2.83 million square metres of green areas to the city by planting more than 170,000 trees in various locations, as well as along roads and squares in Dubai in 2021. An average of 466 trees were planted per day, 130% higher than the initial target, increasing the total area of green spaces under the Municipality’s supervision to around 43.83 million square metres. Describing the growth in green areas as an important...
Source: wam.ae
Emirates News Agency - Dubai Municipality plants more than 170,000 trees in 2021
DUBAI, 13th February, 2022 (WAM) -- Dubai Municipality today said that it has added 2.83 million square metres of green areas to the city by planting more than 170,000 trees in various locations, as well as along roads and squares in Dubai in 2021. An average of 466 trees were planted per day, 130% higher than the initial target, increasing the total area of green spaces under the Municipality’s supervision to around 43.83 million square metres. Describing the growth in green areas as an important...
Source: wam.ae
Dubai Municipality plants more than 170,000 trees in 2021
An average of 466 trees were planted per day, 130% higher than the initial target, increasing the total area of green spaces under the Municipality’s supervision to around 43.83 million square metres.
Source: gulftoday.ae