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What Has Happened to the Trees of Chitgar Park?

Just now November 2, 2026 1 min read 📰 ISNA
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Chitgar Park in western Tehran has faced significant deforestation, leading to public concern and debate. The images of dead trees and empty spaces highlight environmental issues that need addressing. This situation raises questions about urban management and environmental policies in Iran.

Images of dried trees and trunks left after cutting in parts of Chitgar Park have once again turned the status of this vast green space in western Tehran into a controversial topic in recent months. In the videos and images released, trees are seen that no longer have green branches and leaves, and in some areas of the park, the empty spaces where trees have been cut down are noticeable. The main question is why Chitgar has reached such a state.

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