Forestry department addresses tree die-off across Cyprus due to climate impacts

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Trees are dying across Cyprus, attributed to climate change, prolonged drought, and high temperatures.
The forestry department has confirmed that this issue is not limited to the Athalassa national forest park but is a nationwide phenomenon.
The department emphasized that the situation is not due to inaction by authorities but rather a serious environmental concern.
Measures are being taken by the forestry department in response to this widespread problem affecting the island's forests.
Social media posts highlighting dead trees in the Athalassa national park have drawn attention to the issue.

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