Mexico people bid farewell to a 100-year-old palm tree

The incident in which a public ceremony was held to say goodbye to a 100-year-old palm tree in Mexico following the decision of the authorities to remove it has moved many.

Humans have long wanted to live in harmony with the environment. In billions of years of history, trees and plants have become intertwined in our blood. It is because of this primitive bond that even though we face many problems like urbanization today we think we should keep at least a small flower in our garden. In the South American country of Mexico, locals are hugging a 100-year-old tree and shedding tears as authorities remove it. This video is being shared on social media.

100 year old palm tree

The most exciting part of Mexico City is the Paseo de la Reforma avenue. Authorities have identified the 100-year-old tree that marked the site. Officials said the decision was made because the tree could fall at any time due to its old age. The tree was cleared last week.

Speaking on the occasion, Mexican Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo said, "Experts have intervened but have not been able to save it. That's all. The palm tree is dead."

Festival

Following the decision of the authorities to remove the tree that had been a monument to the place for many years, the public there became very concerned. The people of this city are placing wreaths and hugging it and shedding tears. This video is currently spreading virally on social web sites.

The Mexican Government has said the tree will be taken by Nesahu to Coyote Nursery for treatment, after which it will be turned put out for exhibition by young artists.

The people of Mexico are moved to tears by the reluctance to part with the tree that has been part of the city for 100 years.

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