NOIDA: To tackle the spike in vector-borne diseases, city residents are demanding stricter fogging as open drains around some areas pose a risk of mosquito breeding.
Water retention from the recent rains has been reported from some areas, including Arun Vihar, a primary school in Atta village, which is flooded with sewer water, Sectors 61 and 62.
Rajendra Kumar said, “Sector 62 is a sector which is surrounded by drains from all sides. The current spread of malaria and dengue cases is mostly due to lack of fogging and cleanliness of these drains, which is a breeding ground for mosquitoes. The center has become.” Upreti, RWA President, Sector 62.
Meanwhile, the authority officials have prepared a plan for fogging in residential areas and water retention problems are being looked into.
Senior manager Vijay Rawal said, “Every week we are doing a planned program of fogging in Noida.” Noida Authority.
Water retention from the recent rains has been reported from some areas, including Arun Vihar, a primary school in Atta village, which is flooded with sewer water, Sectors 61 and 62.
Rajendra Kumar said, “Sector 62 is a sector which is surrounded by drains from all sides. The current spread of malaria and dengue cases is mostly due to lack of fogging and cleanliness of these drains, which is a breeding ground for mosquitoes. The center has become.” Upreti, RWA President, Sector 62.
Meanwhile, the authority officials have prepared a plan for fogging in residential areas and water retention problems are being looked into.
Senior manager Vijay Rawal said, “Every week we are doing a planned program of fogging in Noida.” Noida Authority.
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