Many countries are in lockdown due to Coronavirus. Half of the world's population is locked in homes due to this dangerous virus. Don't know when that time will come, when people will again embrace someone with confidence or shake hands. Well, these days nature is engaged in the work of repairing itself. Pollution from the air is ending. The water of rivers is becoming drinkable again. Animals and birds are roaming free. But meanwhile, millions of flowers of tulips blooming in a park in Japan have been uprooted. know why? Because humans do not gather in crowds to see them.
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According to the report, 'Sakura Tulip Festival' is held every year in the city of Sakura in eastern Tokyo. But to prevent people from getting close to each other, the administration has sacrificed these flowers. People started gathering to see them, due to which the rules of social distancing were violated. These millions of colourful tulips were uprooted.
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More than 100 varieties of more than 8 lakh tulip flowers have been uprooted. Officials said that this decision was not easy but had to be taken due to the circumstances. Takahiro Kogo, the officer working to oversee the park, said, 'We also wanted more and more people to see these flowers. But human life is in danger at this time. This is a very difficult decision, which we had to make.
#Japan beheads more than 80,000 tulips at Chiba Prefecture's annual Sakura Tulip Festival to prevent crowd gathering amid #coronavirus pandemic pic.twitter.com/DYcrdvxA5y
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