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Local media sources have reported that Urbanco has announced the removal of all Beef Wood ("fithuroanu") trees from Hulhumale. The decision has been made due to the damage caused by their buttress roots to the pavements on the roads where they are planted.
According to Urbanco, the initial plan was to allow Beef Wood trees to grow and stabilize the reclaimed land during Hulhumale's early reclamation stages, as they prevent sand erosion. However, now that this objective has been achieved, it is deemed necessary to remove the Beef Wood trees, as their leaves also obstruct road gutters.
The removal process is expected to be completed within three years, and exotic trees will be planted as replacements for the Beef Wood trees.
Urbanco stated that the initial plan included clauses mandating the removal of all Beef Wood from Hulhumale once its original purpose was fulfilled.
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