The condition of gardens and trees in District 22 of Tehran, especially in Cheshmeh Town, has turned into a serious crisis. Residents of this area are severely complaining about the lack of water and unsuitable soil for maintaining gardens and trees. They believe that these problems could have irreparable consequences for the local ecosystem.
Inadequate Irrigation on Cheshmeh Gharbi Street
Residents of Cheshmeh Gharbi Street and the vicinity of the Bank Melli residential complex have witnessed a sharp decline in the quality of garden irrigation, especially in the past two years. According to them, proper irrigation is not being carried out, and this issue has led to the drying of trees and a decrease in the natural beauty of the area.
The lack of water not only harms the health of the trees but has also caused problems in the urban landscape. Gardens that were once lush and pleasant have now turned into dry and lifeless lands. This situation not only negatively impacts the environment of the area but also affects the morale of the residents.
Uncertain Future of Gardens and Trees
Residents of this area are calling for serious attention from officials regarding the condition of gardens and trees in District 22. They have requested that authorities make the necessary plans to improve irrigation and soil conditions. Otherwise, the future of these gardens and trees will be at risk, and District 22 of Tehran will face a significant challenge in preserving its environment and natural beauty.
Ultimately, it seems that the time has come for officials to take immediate and effective actions to prevent a natural disaster in this area.
