City
Epaper

Seoul to make parks, forests more accessible

By IANS | Updated: February 20, 2022 09:35 IST

Seoul, Feb 20 The Seoul city government said on Sunday that it will launch a 180 billion won ...

Open in App

Seoul, Feb 20 The Seoul city government said on Sunday that it will launch a 180 billion won ($150 million) project to link parks and other green spaces with "green roads" in an effort to make urban green spaces more accessible.

Under the Green Road Project, the city government plans to renovate and create eco-friendly roads spanning a total of 2,000 m by 2026 that connect to the city's forests, parks, and other green areas, reports Yonhap News Agency.

About 1,600 km of roads will be renovated while 400 km will be created in various locations, including overpasses and pedestrian tunnels, it said.

The improved accessibility and continuity of the roads will provide people, including those with difficulties in using public transportation systems, with more opportunities to enjoy urban green spaces, the city government said in a statement.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Green road projectYonhap News Agency
Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalNorth Korea Fired Unspecified Ballistic Missile Toward East Sea, Says Japan

InternationalHeavy rain leaves 4,000 households in Seoul without electricity

PoliticsS.Korea slaps more unilateral sanctions on N. Korea after ICBM launch

InternationalFire at S.Korea hospital forces evacuations of about 200 inpatients

InternationalS.Korea reports net inflow of migrants in 2022

Politics Realted Stories

MumbaiWho Is Tejasvee Ghosalkar? Shiv Sena UBT Leader and Former Corporator Joins BJP Ahead of BMC Polls

MaharashtraSanjay Raut Says Sena–MNS Already Together No Need Others Permission

MaharashtraBig Jolt to Sharad Pawar as Salil Deshmukh, Son of Anil Deshmukh, Quits NCP-SP

PoliticsEknath Shinde Issues Strict No-Crossover Order After Meeting Amit Shah; Directive Communicated to All Shiv Sena Leaders

MaharashtraBMC Elections 2025: Devendra Fadnavis Says Clarity on Seat-Sharing Will Emerge in Two Days