After a break of more than 18 months, environmental lovers, students and climate activists gather again to hold a climate strike in the city.
Dressed in black clothes with a black mask covering their faces, a group of young people holding protests in Mrugavani National Park and Kbr Park in an effort to urge the government to protect Hyderabad’s lung space.
Young people holding placards that read, ‘Hyderabad demands climate action now’, ‘Make Earth Cool again’ and ‘unplug the system, not the trees.’ “We chose to wear black clothes as a way to show how our lungs turned.
Because the green room disappeared in the city,” Vanita Khatter said, a green fighters.
Group 25 people protested outside the main gate of the park, where the Telangana government has proposed to fall 1850 trees to make their way for overhead power transmission channels.
Nishat Anaira, an 18-year-old activist, said, “We need to protect the trees and forests that we have, it is our only hope.” Then on Friday, a group of green activists and students gathered at the People’s Plaza in the street necklace as part of the protest organized by the Telangana Unit on Friday for the future, a global movement began by Swedish activist Greta Thunberg.
Avanthika, a student and Friday coordinator for the future of Telangana, said, “We want the government to know that we will be the most affected in the future and we need to change now.
We need to act quickly towards climate justice.”