Noida: Heavy rain since Sunday left his footsteps throughout the city.
From waterlogging to blackouts and caves at Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, the city found itself in civil chaos.
While the cold channel causes flooding, tree branches fall on the power channel and cause long blackouts.
Among the fields that are flooded are Surajpur Collectorate.
Sector 30 is in the dark for the longest time – no power in the area starts at 1:00 on Sunday to 11 in the morning on Monday.
“The lack of preparedness appeared before on Monday President of the President of Rwa Delta 1 Greater Noida.
The road near Oonaxe Mall and Beta 2 sector in Greater Noida is also under water.
A tree falls in Surajpur-Kasna Road near Kailash Hospital, but has been removed in some time.
“There may be a big accident from the tree falling on the vehicle,” said Harinder Bhati of Beta 2.
At Noida Sector 11, a 33kV cable box exploded on Sunday midnight, which led to blackouts for several hours.
Even though the cable box has been fixed, intermittent power outages continues until Monday.
Parmod Verma, President of Rwa from the 30 sector, said a tree has fallen on a high tension line, causing the cable to snap.
“There is a power outage from 1pm, Sunday to 11 in the morning, Monday.
Not only has a tree that falls on HT lines, some branches that are overgrown also touch the cable.
On Monday morning, branches trimmed after repeated complaints to Authority.
This work must actually be done before the monsoon itself, “he said.
There is waterlogging in sector 29 of the overflowing sewer.
“Mud from disposal past even though Arun Vihar has spilled on the road, which leads to floods in Ward 2 and 2a and sector 28, 29 and 37,” said Colonel Shashi Vaid (REPD), a resident here also complained of power cuts.
In sector 34, residents complained of airlogging and 5-6 hours of blackouts.
KK Jain, Secretary General of the Federation of the Welfare Association of the Nida (Fonrwa) and Sector 34 residents, said that even a light shower was enough to cause water holes in the area.
“We have asked the Noida Authority to find a permanent solution for this problem,” he added.
Sanjeev Kumar, Secretary General of Rwa Sector 51, complained that blackouts were always a problem in the area.
“There is a tendency to cut electricity supply even when there is a little rain.
Now, they don’t restore strength even after the rain stops,” Kumar said.
Some residents say having the authority involved in routine trimming trees, power outage problems can be handled somewhat.
“This is the negligence of the Horticulture Department.
People live without power all night.
There hasn’t been a break even though there are so many complaints,” said Rajiv Chowdhary, a resident of Sector 61.
On Monday afternoon, officials at the Noida Big Authority had mobilized pumps in the substony Water, like round Halduni, Katesara and underpass with knowledge.
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AK Arora, General Manager (project) in authority, appealed to residents to notify them about waterlogging at 0120-236046-49.
Meanwhile, Gurgaon residents woke up with a bit of a bite in the air on Monday morning after the overnight intermittent rain, attracted many people to turn off their fans who anticipated early winter.
However, the department met, said the winter had not arrived and estimated the mercury increase with two-three degrees Celsius in the next few days.
In the last 24 hours, the city recorded 42mm rainfall.
Several lowland areas such as sector 4, 7, 9, 9A and 10 and Basai Road, among others reported waterlogging because of the shower, even though the traffic movement was mostly still not affected on Monday.
The minimum temperature is recorded at 19.8 degrees Celsius – four notches above normal – while the maximum temperature is 30 degrees Celsius, two degrees below the normal season.
The humidity index is relatively oscillating between 84% and 96% throughout the day.
According to the Weekly Estimated IMD, there will be some of the cloudy skies on Tuesday, with fog or shallow fog in the morning.
Minimum and maximum temperatures tend to direct around 21 and 28 degrees Celsius, respectively