Beijing Meiyuanli Residential Area: Just Because the Bird Droppings Fell on the Car, the Virescence Team was Sent to Remove the Bird Nests? Public Request for Explanation
2020/5/10 16:51:00 本站

On the afternoon of May 8th, the Weibo account "Beijing things that Beijingers don't know" published a message: "Some netizen submitted that in the Meiyuanli residential area of Donggaodi in Fengtai District, because the bird's shit fell on someone’s car, from the morning to the afternoon, a virescence team was sent to demolish all bird nests ... what do you think of this? "As of 23:10 that night, this Weibo has been reposted 2,565 times with 1,604 comments and like 12,507 likes.

 

Recently, the "Beijing Wildlife Protection Management Regulations" has just been passed. If such a thing really happened, and the virescence team could be mobilized, it is unbelievable that this kind of thing happened in China today - can't help but sigh!

 

The comments of netizens include: "What have the birds done to you? Who has got such big face?" "Aren't you afraid of retribution?" "Rich and capricious" "It's cruel! Just because it offends someone's interests, it is such a big deal to compete with birds! " " Oh, who is this, the earth can't accommodate your great god, please leave"," The head of the virescence team really loses Beijing's face "," Humans are not enough to be bitten by animals? To continue to destroy the earth's ecology ?? "...

 

China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundatoin (CBCGDF) have checked all 1,604 comments and found that more than 90% of netizens expressed anger at this. This also shows that the public loves the ecological environment and biodiversity.

 

The latest progress on May 9: According to netizens, the Meiyuanli residential area in Fengtai District, the local property hung a slogan for publicity on May 9 and also put up leaflets. But it is puzzling that in the end, a notice was posted to find insiders and witnesses. What do you think about this? Welcome to leave comments.

 

Not sure if this is true. Hope that the relevant departments can investigate.


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(Photo credit: CBCGDF)


Original Chinese article:

https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/FiBWmsPoYD2sA6cm6iQ7tA


By / Maggie