The Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation denied on Monday 28 October latest studies circulating on social media claiming that uncommon bushes are being lower down within the Orman Botanical Backyard in Giza.
In an official assertion, the ministry refuted these allegations as fully false, affirming that the groups overseeing the growth of the Giza Zoo and Orman gardens are dedicated to preserving the backyard’s distinctive botanical heritage, together with historic bushes and archaeological websites.
The assertion clarified that the present actions within the backyard contain pruning and caring for the bushes, not reducing them down. These efforts are put in place to take care of the bushes’ look and well being.
In gentle of the misinformation, the Ministry of Agriculture urged residents and social media customers to train warning when sharing info. The assertion additional highlighted the significance of verifying claims and acquiring info from dependable sources to stop confusion and the unfold of false narratives.
The Orman Botanical Backyard, established in 1875 and spanning 28 feddans, is one of many largest botanical gardens on the earth and is famend for its numerous assortment of over 1,200 plant species, together with distinctive bushes and palms.
This historic website preserves vital botanical variety and serves as a significant analysis hub that focuses on advancing botanical research in Egypt. Moreover, the backyard hosts the annual Spring Flowers Exhibition, which fosters group engagement and enhances public appreciation for horticulture.
