Kocaeli Trees were Held, Detained

04/02/2016 RAILWAY, GENERAL, URBAN Rail Systems, TURKIYE, Trams

Kocaeli hugged trees, detained: They hugged trees, were detained. 9 people who claimed that the trees on the tram project route in Izmit would be cut down, hugged the trees and took action.
They hugged the trees, were detained. 9 people, who claimed that the trees on the tram project route in Izmit, would be cut down, took action by hugging the trees. Municipal officials stated that the trees would not be cut, they would be removed and planted elsewhere, and 9 people who prevented the work were detained. While the tram project works of Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality are continuing, those who claim that the trees in the Yahya Kaptan Mahallesi Mustafa Kemal Street on the route will be cut down. 9 people, "Don't touch my trees, my living space", "The trees on this road will be cut for the tram", they carried the currencies.
Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality Police Chief Eyüp Deveci spoke with the people who took action and stated that the trees would not be cut down, but removed and planted in another region. The unconvinced people clung to the trees. Atilla Yüceak, one of the residents of the neighborhood, said, “They want to slaughter our trees for the tram project. We do not want our trees to be touched. "We will say stop to the massacre." While the trees were beginning to be pruned, 9 activists who wanted to prevent the work were detained by police teams. A woman who was taken to the team vehicle among the female police officers could not hold back her tears. An activist who protested was taken to the police vehicle, collar and foot. After 9 activists were detained, municipal teams continued to work to prune and remove trees. It is reported that approximately 100 trees will be removed and planted in another region.

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