GREATER NOIDA: Residents on Wednesday rued over unhygienic conditions prevailing in different sectors of
Greater Noida. Despite meeting UP excise and prohibition minister
Jai Pratap Singh on April 6, the residents complained that no action has been taken so far to maintain proper hygiene.
While
garbage lie untended at most places in the sectors, roads and footpaths are also seen broken. Dangerous roundabouts in the absence of proper crossing signals, lack of foot over-bridges and unkempt parks have also been a cause of concern for the residents.
“There was a time when there was lush greenery in Greater Noida, but lack of watering, pruning and regular upkeep of green areas are turning them into dry lands which are mostly used to dump garbage or dry leaves and shrubs,” said
Harinder Bhati, a resident of Sector Beta 1.
Officials from
GNIDA visited the sector under Ashok Arora, general manager, to take stock of the situation and assured early action.“The officials took a tour of the sector parks and saw their unkempt condition.
Ashok Arora gave instructions to the junior staff for clearing the waste from parks and ensure regular watering. He also assured the residents to soon resolve other civic issues as well,” said Singh.
While garbage lie untended at most places in the sectors, roads and footpaths are also seen broken
