Published: 2024-12-22
Authorities in Oslo are cracking down on illegal Christmas tree thefts after a recent incident in Torshov Park.
A newly planted Korean fir tree was cut down, sparking anger in the local community.
The Oslo Environment Agency warns that such acts can lead to hefty fines and compensation claims for the future value of the trees.
Officials emphasize the environmental and aesthetic loss caused by these thefts, as the finest trees are often targeted.
Residents are urged to report suspicious activity to protect public green spaces.
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