By Admin 
One person was killed when a tree fell on a motorcycle during heavy rains on Thursday (August 14) in Kalkaji, the capital Delhi. Taking cognizance of this incident, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has taken big action.
CM Rekha Gupta has ordered the construction of the road, the maintenance departments PWD, urban development, MCD and NDMC to immediately identify all such trees which can be threatened for people’s lives and property and they should be sorted as well as to read these dangerous trees or transplantation in safe place.
CM Rekha Gupta expressed grief
According to the statement issued by the Chief Minister’s Office of Delhi Government, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta expressed grief and grief over the incident of Kalkaji. Also said that due to heavy rains and strong winds in the monsoon, unprotected, very large or dilapidated trees located on the roadside or public places pose a serious danger.
In such a situation, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta clearly stated that the sorting and maintenance of these trees will not only prevent accidents but will also keep the traffic smooth and will also reduce the damage to other services including electricity.
‘Such incidents should not happen again’
According to the Chief Minister’s Office of the Delhi Government, Rekha Gupta said, “The security of Delhiites is the top priority of his government, it is our responsibility that such incidents should not happen again and the public can live in a safe environment so that all departments and agencies have been instructed to nominate the responsible officers, who will not only monitor the dangerous trees but will also present their pruning according to the safety standards.”
‘Priority to sorting of trees’
According to the CMO of Delhi government, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also said that priority of sorting of trees should be given in areas where there is more movement of pedestrians and vehicles.