Hebri: A survey has been initiated in Hebri to identify trees considered dangerous and facilitate their removal following a recent accident in the area.
The move is aimed at identifying trees that could pose a risk to motorists and pedestrians, particularly along roads and other public areas.
Survey to identify risky trees
Officials are expected to inspect trees in and around Hebri as part of the exercise and identify those that may pose a danger to the public.
The survey is expected to help authorities assess the condition of trees and take necessary steps to prevent accidents caused by falling branches or trees.
Safety measures gain focus
The initiative comes in the wake of an accident that has highlighted concerns over the presence of potentially dangerous trees in the area.
Residents and road users have often faced risks from ageing or unstable trees, particularly during periods of strong winds and heavy rainfall.
The identification and removal of trees found to be dangerous is expected to improve safety along roads and other vulnerable locations.
Authorities are likely to take further action based on the findings of the survey.