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Distamhut Tanam 150 Pohon di Lima Wilayah Secara Serentak

Distamhut Plants 150 Trees in Five City Areas Simultaneously

The Jakarta Parks and City Forest Agency has planted 150 trees in five city areas simultaneously, Friday (5/3). 105 trees planted are tabebuya, five are fruit trees, and 40 are tecosmastan.

It will be conducted intensively for a green and healthy city

There are 15 tabebuya trees planted in East Jakarta, 10 in West Jakarta, and 40 in North Jakarta, 20 and five fruit trees in South Jakarta, and 20 type tabebuya and 40 type tecomastan in Central Jakarta.

Data and Information Center (Pusdatin) Head, Ivan Murcahyo said tree planting is a routinr agenda every week, which aims to create an increasingly sustainable and sustainable city of Jakarta.

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"It will be conducted intensively for a green and healthy city," he expressed.

Besides being a source of oxygen for people's lives, it also creates shade and absorb pollutants. Moreover, the city eas committed to create a greener city.

"So, more than 20,000 trees are targeted to be planted this year, especially in areas that have not yet been planted or have been affected by infrastructure development," he closed.

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