The Table Mountain National Park has issued a notice for the removal of hazardous trees in the Lower Tokai plantation on Wednesday, 9 October, reports Cape {town} Etc.
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The team began the removal process at 9am this morning.
The MTO group will remove a total of five hazardous standing trees within the pine plantation of Table Mountain National Park as a result of the severe weather over the past few months.
The trees are dangerous to park users and therefore need to be removed.
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The undertaking intends to improve the safety of the area for those who utilise the park recreationally while safeguarding against fire risks.
The MTO has further organised a team dedicated to the removals.
The team will receive support from TMNP rangers alongside Wood Collection Permit holders to aid in the removal and clearance of the trees.
The area will be closed-off while the operation takes place and the public is urged to be cautious during this time.
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