Mohsin Naqvi Shares Important Details About Upcoming F-9 Park Upgrade
According to Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has, not a single tree will be cut in Islamabad's F-9 Park as part of its upcoming upgrade, and that no new concrete structures will be built there.
According to Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has, not a single tree will be cut in Islamabad's F-9 Park as part of its upcoming upgrade, and that no new concrete structures will be built there.
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- "Let me make it absolutely clear that not a single tree will be cut, 100% guaranteed, " Naqvi remarked in a post on X on Sunday.
- According to the minister, the plan for F-9 Park, officially known as Fatima Jinnah Park, includes better lighting, a new lake, coffee shops, and improved walkways.
- Reservations grew after Naqvi unveiled on October 21 that the administration was reconstructing F-9 Park and planned to develop four new parks in the capital on its model.
- "Our only goal is to make F-9 Park greener, safer, more beautiful, and more enjoyable for families and visitors, " Naqvi remarked.
- Earlier this year, the administration additionally confirmed aims for a new forest in Islamabad bigger than F-9 Park.
"Let me make it absolutely clear that not a single tree will be cut, 100% guaranteed, " Naqvi remarked in a post on X on Sunday. What the Upgrade Will Include.
According to the minister, the plan for F-9 Park, officially known as Fatima Jinnah Park, includes better lighting, a new lake, coffee shops, and improved walkways. Mohsin Naqvi Problems Another Shocking Warning.
He continued that thousands of further trees will additionally be planted in the park.
"Our only goal is to make F-9 Park greener, safer, more beautiful, and more enjoyable for families and visitors, " Naqvi remarked. Why Residents Were Worried.
For context, the clarification came after environmental activists and schoolteachers shared videos on Instagram urging authorities not to develop the roughly 400-acre park "for the sake of development" and to plant more trees instead.
Notably, the park has been at the centre of a tree-cutting debate before. In 2023, the CDA began cutting around 7, 000 paper mulberry trees in F-9 Park to tackle pollen allergies, and afterwards informed the Supreme Court that replantation was underway.
Earlier this year, the administration additionally confirmed aims for a new forest in Islamabad bigger than F-9 Park. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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