Tree plantation drive launched
DIR: Provincial Director of Youth Affairs Dr Noman Mujhid launched the monsoon tree-plantation campaign in Dir.The campaign is being carried out in collaboration with the Forest Department, district administration, and other organisations.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Numan Mujahid said that 500,000 trees would be planted across the province during the drive.He emphasized the importance of community participation in the campaign and urged people to take care of the planted trees.
“The goal of the campaign is to plant 4-5 trees per person in the province,” he added.The official said that the campaign has been launched in all 36 districts of the province, with hundreds of volunteers from the forest department, district administration, and Youth Affairs Department participating in it.
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