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Let's not treat public property with disdain
Updated On: 19 February, 2020 05:45 AM IST | Mumbai | The Editorial
It is up to locals now to respect the new space and use it in the correct way

This paper ran a front page report on an oxygen hub made by the BMC at Hanging Gardens. The circular space, which can be accessed through a flight of stairs going below ground level, has at least 100 plants within. They are neatly labelled and placed inside. Public access to the space is free. The community is struck by the BMC's gift to the locals.
The civic authorities converted an old bawdi (well) into an oxygen hub, said a report in this paper. It highlighted that the facility was made at a very low cost to the civic body too. In a nice touch, the authorities asked senior citizens to be present at the inauguration and even invited suggestions from them.

