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Firm unlawfully opens path through forest at national tourist site in Da Lat

Firm unlawfully opens path through forest at national tourist site in Da Lat

Thursday, September 14, 2023, 15:17 GMT+7
Firm unlawfully opens path through forest at national tourist site in Da Lat
An excavator remains at the construction site of an unlawful road in the Tuyen Lam Lake national tourist site in Da Lat City, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam. Photo: Mai Vinh / Tuoi Tre

The People’s Committee of Lam Dong Province in Vietnam's Central Highlands region on Wednesday asked the administration of Da Lat City, a famous tourist destination, along with relevant agencies to impose sanctions on Viet Land - Da Lat Company for illegal road construction in the national tourist site at Tuyen Lam Lake.

The 750-meter-long path runs through a pine forest to a campsite.

Work on a section of the road was completed months ago, while the rest has already been leveled.

The road is three to five meters wide, according to the management board of the Tuyen Lam Lake national tourist site.

The unlawful construction has affected the growth of pine trees and buried bushes, said the management board.

The board underlined that the construction caused serious consequences on landscape protection and management at the site.

As a result, the board has halted the construction, requesting the investor of the project fix its wrongdoings and move machines and equipment out of the venue.

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Tieu Bac - Mai Vinh / Tuoi Tre News

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