COVID-19: Kangana Ranaut urges to plant trees amid oxygen crisis, says 'we learnt nothing'

With thousands of people struggling to arrange oxygen cylinders and concentrators amid coronavirus pandemic, many hospitals are installing new oxygen plants to cope with rising demand. However, actress Kangana Ranaut does not seems to be okay with fact that people are not compensating for all oxygen that y are forcefully drawing from environment. Sharing her concerns over rapid usage of oxygen by people, actress exclaimed that people "learned nothing" from ir mistakes and "catastrophes" y cause.

Kangana Ranaut on increasing green cover

Kangana penned her thoughts and fumed at ways how people are drawing oxygen from environment and not compensating in return by planting more trees and increasing cover. Opining on same,  Manikarnika actress wrote, “Everybody is building more and more oxygen plants, getting tons and tons of oxygen cylinders, how are we compensating for all oxygen that we are forcefully drawing from environment? It seems we learned nothing from our mistakes and catastrophes y cause #PlantTrees.” 

In anor tweet, Kangana also suggested that apart from announcing oxygen relief for patients, y should also announce ‘relief for nature also as people who are using this oxygen should also pledge to work on improving air quality.’ “Remember any or life if disappears from earth even microbes or insects it will affect fertility of soil and Mor Earth’s health she will miss m but if humans disappear Earth will only and only flourish if you aren’t her lover or child you are just unnecessary #PlantTrees,” she concluded.

This is not first time that actress spoke about increasing green cover and giving back to Earth. Previously, a couple of weeks back, Kangana s spoke about dire conditions prevailing in country and how people are "traumatised by self-me virus" which she feels y are using to bring down each or’s economies. She urged people to work hard and be generous towards earth by following simple ways that can help in reviving lost glory of planet. She mentioned that people should plant 8 trees a year, avoid single used plastic and not waste food in order to prevent any furr damage. 

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