Pakistan planted more than 50,000 saplings in one minute and broke India’s record

• 52,040 saplings were planted in one minute, breaking the record of 49,672 trees in Bhutan and the record of 37,000 trees in India.
• 47 drone cameras recorded the driving process of the plantation.
• SAPM on climate change also planted saplings.

Lahore: On Thursday, in a record-breaking plantation event led by Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on climate change led by Malik Amin Aslam​​​​​​ About 50,000 saplings were planted.

In a speech at the meeting, SAPM stated that 52,040 plants were planted under the witness of the Guinness World Records representative, breaking India’s record of planting 37,000 trees.

Previously, Bhutan set a world record for planting 49,672 saplings in 2015.

After the alarm went off, approximately 12,500 students planted more than 50,000 plants in the area between the Rawalpindi Bypass and the Chand Khaki La Bypass.

As many as 47 drone cameras recorded this activity.

Malik Amin Aslam said it’s better because boys and girls set a world record for planting 52,040 plants in one minute, adding that the Park and Horticultural Administration (PHA ) Gujranwala will take care of these plants until they grow into trees.

“The people of Gujranwala presented a gift to the country on the 74th day of independence, sending a message to the country that August 14 should be commemorated as Green Pakistan Day, and everyone should plant on this day. At least one plant,” he said.

Admiring this spirit, he said that the students lined up 14 kilometers to plant trees as part of the clean and green Pakistan campaign initiated by Prime Minister Imran Khan to plant 10 billion trees in Pakistan.

In expounding Prime Minister Imran Khan’s vision to make Pakistan green, SAPM stated that planting trees is in line with the hadith of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) and added that Pakistan is also one of the countries severely affected by climate change. And afforestation is the need of the moment.

Amin Aslam said: “Pakistan leads the afforestation movement in the world, and the Gujranwala people are leading the afforestation movement across the country,” Prime Minister Imran Khan recently served in Lahore for the world The largest city forest in Miyawaki was unveiled, which will help deal with the degradation of climate change.

SAPM said that these plants can not only fight global warming, but also defeat the ignorance of Gujranwala’s political opponents. They claim that, driven by clean and green Pakistan, the growth of trees will invite wild animals into the city.

Speaking of PML-N’s 10-year rule in Punjab, he said that it was the same political party that caused 70% of Lahore’s green space to be eroded in just 10 years. city”.

Regarding the question of the Gujranwala political opponents calling the green covering a security risk, he asked them to avoid ignorance and plant a tree of their own.

SAPM on climate change also planted saplings.

Accompanying him are Rukhsana Naveed, Secretary of the Federal Climate Change Parliament, Gujranwala Commissioner Zulfiqar Ahmed Ghumman, Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Sohail Khwaja, PHA Gujranwala SA Hameed Chairman and Punjab Clean and Green Project Coordinator Amir Majeed.