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Many trees on Pham Van Dong Street, passing through the Linh Dong neighborhood (Thu Duc district, Ho Chi Minh City), were bare because they were “attacked” by green worms.
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As PV pointed out on the morning of September 5, Pham Van Dong road leading to Tan Son Nhat airport had many bare trees.
Black star trees about 10 to 15 meters tall have almost no leaves. Meanwhile, on the adjacent trees, many branches were also bare.
On the tree, many green worms cling to gnaw the remaining leaves … Depth of more than 5 cm long, there are about 7 to 8 cm long, on them there are many thorns and large as fingers.
Residents said this situation has been going on for about 10 days. Due to the “attack” worm, many people do not dare to go near the tree stumps to rest. If there is no timely treatment, this flock will spread and “attack” other leafy trees.
The trees located on this route are managed by Ho Chi Minh City Green Park Company Limited.
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Rows of naked black star trees due to being ‘attacked’ by worms
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Cows on brick pavement Pham Van Dong
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| The worms here are over 5 cm long, 7 to 8 cm long, on top of which are many spines and are as big as fingers. |
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| People looked at worms clinging to tree branches to tremble. |
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Anh Quoc Khanh (who lives in the Linh Dong neighborhood) said that these worms appeared more than 10 days. In his spare time, he carries a stick to catch worms, but cannot
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Anh Khanh uses a stick to catch worms and nymphs that are trapped in tall branches
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| People said that if left untreated, the worm will spread and attack other trees. |
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