There were hundreds of trees cut from the forest of Mogoşoaia, and the locals sent dozens of referrals to the authorities, but people were surprised to learn that the trees were legally cut. They were dry and could fall at any time, destroyed by drought and extreme temperatures.
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There were hundreds of trees cut from the forest of Mogoşoaia, and the locals sent dozens of referrals to the authorities, but people were surprised to learn that the trees were legally cut. They were dry and could fall at any time, destroyed by drought and extreme temperatures.