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A big tree at a railway station in Bihar was cut down, harming many bird chicks and raising environmental concerns.
A shocking incident happened at Navagachia railway station in Bhagalpur, Bihar, where a large Pakhar tree was cut down on Friday. This tree was home to many bird nests, especially the Little Cormorant and Little Agrate species, which had been there for years.
When the tree fell, it caused chaos as hundreds of small chicks fell to the ground. Most of them died instantly, while others were left injured. People at the station were horrified by the sight. There are accusations that railway officials and forest department staff were negligent and even tried to intimidate reporters and environmental activists who were present.
The local Forest Department was informed soon after the incident. They arrived at the scene to rescue the surviving chicks and took them to Sundarbans for rehabilitation. This incident has raised serious concerns about the carelessness of the railway authorities regarding environmental issues.
Many questions are being asked now, such as whether the railway took permission from the Forest Department before cutting the tree and whether they are above the environmental laws. The deaths of so many innocent chicks have left the local community and nature lovers deeply upset.
People are demanding strict action against those responsible for this incident. They are calling for a thorough investigation and want to ensure that such negligence does not happen again in the future.
Summary:
- A large tree at Navagachia railway station was cut down.
- This tree housed many bird nests, leading to the death of numerous chicks.
- Local authorities rescued the surviving chicks after the incident.
- There are serious concerns about the railway’s negligence.
- Demands for strict action against those responsible have arisen.
