Harrow Council has issued warnings for people to avoid sitting under or near trees after several large branches fell in parks across north-west London, including Stanmore and Pinner. The occurrence, attributed to Sudden Branch Drop Syndrome, may be influenced by heatwaves and changes in moisture levels. Although no injuries have occurred, inspections have been conducted on local trees, with no hazards found thus far. The council encourages the community to report concerns regarding tree safety while affirming the critical benefits trees provide to the environment and public health.
After a series of sudden branch falls in various parks, Harrow Council is urging the public to avoid sitting under trees to ensure safety.
The phenomenon known as Sudden Branch Drop Syndrome, linked to heatwaves and moisture changes, has prompted inspections of local trees to confirm safety.
While no injuries have been reported from the recent branch falls, Harrow Council emphasizes the importance of reporting any concerns regarding local trees.
Trees contribute significantly to environmental health, improving air quality, reducing flooding, and supporting mental wellbeing, underscoring the need for their preservation.
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