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- Authorities have commenced the removal of more than 2,400 trees to facilitate the widening of the 26-kilometer national highway between Mudigere Handpost and Mugtihalli.
- The project involves upgrading the road to a 10-meter wide two-lane asphalt route with additional infrastructure including culverts, bridges, and junctions.
- Environmentalists have opposed the move, alleging that the Forest Department granted permission without conducting mandatory public consultation meetings.
- The clearing work has already started, impacting both roadside vegetation and trees located in private coffee plantations.
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