Prabhas adopts reserve forest

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Updated At : 01:38 PM Sep 09, 2020 IST

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Well-known actor Prabhas has decided to adopt 1,650 acres of Khazipally Reserve Forest, located near Dundigal, 20 kilometres from Hyderabad. He has handed over Rs2-crore to the forest officials for the development of this reserve forest. The forest department is going to convert a small portion into an Urban Forest Park, while the rest is going to be conservation zone.

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A park gate, see through wall, walking track, view point, gazebo anda medicinal plant centre would be constructed in the first phase. Prabhas said adopting the reserve forest had given him immense satisfaction.

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