Frankfurt's Historic Plane Trees Poisoned, Facing Imminent Felling
Frankfurt am Main's Nordend district has been struck by a malicious act. Two historic plane trees at Merianplatz 3 were deliberately poisoned on May 2, 2025, leaving them severely damaged and facing imminent felling by mid-July.
The trees, which have stood as landmarks in the area, were targeted by unknown persons who drilled into their trunks and poured in a toxic substance. The exact type of poison used has been confirmed by experts but not publicly disclosed. Frankfurt Police are now seeking witnesses with any relevant information regarding the incident.
The damage caused by the poison is irreversible, leading to the city's decision to fell the trees. This act has left the local community shocked and saddened, as the trees were not only a part of the city's landscape but also held sentimental value for many residents.
The deliberate poisoning of the two plane trees at Merianplatz 3 has resulted in severe damage, with the trees now scheduled for felling by mid-July. Frankfurt Police are urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward. The loss of these trees is a significant blow to the Nordend district, highlighting the importance of protecting and preserving the city's green spaces.
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