The connection between three times the price of wood and the lack of water and the felling of 30,000 Chitgar trees.
The price of Cessna pine dry board per cubic meter in Iran reached 115 million tomans.
The drying and spreading of about 30,000 trees in the 60-year-old Chitgar War Park and the continued cutting of the trees, once again put the financial benefits of removing the trees at the center of scrutiny of urban management in Tehran. The municipality, which in recent years has earned thousands of billions of omans from tree felling fines, also received a separate income from picking and selling dry wood. Now, the jump in the price of wood, along with the suspicion of deliberate drying of trees, have increased the necessity of examining the contracts, revenues and the role of the managers and contractors. Amirosin Mirasmail.