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Illegal Construction in Bengaluru's Buffer Zones, Warn Experts
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Illegal Construction in Bengaluru's Buffer Zones, Warn Experts

In Bengaluru, experts have declared construction in buffer zones as illegal, sounding the alarm over ongoing projects that threaten these vital green spaces. Environmentalists and urban planners have been vocal in their concerns about the encroachment on these ecologically sensitive areas. As the city continues to expand, the protection of buffer zones is critical to maintaining a healthy and sustainable urban environment. The construction activities in Bengaluru's buffer zones have raised legal and environmental issues, prompting local authorities to revisit existing regulations and zoning laws. This controversy highlights the urgent need for stricter enforcement of land use policies and the preservation of green spaces in the city. The consequences of unregulated development in buffer zones can have far-reaching impacts on biodiversity, water resources, and overall urban well-being.

In Bengaluru, experts have declared construction in buffer zones as illegal, sounding the alarm over ongoing projects that threaten these vital green spaces. Environmentalists and urban planners have been vocal in their concerns about the encroachment on these ecologically sensitive areas. As the city continues to expand, the protection of buffer zones is critical to maintaining a healthy and sustainable urban environment. The construction activities in Bengaluru's buffer zones have raised legal and environmental issues, prompting local authorities to revisit existing regulations and zoning laws. This controversy highlights the urgent need for stricter enforcement of land use policies and the preservation of green spaces in the city. The consequences of unregulated development in buffer zones can have far-reaching impacts on biodiversity, water resources, and overall urban well-being.

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