Noida: Across Noida, residents complained about erratic water supply due to driving cleaners throughout the month of the Ganga Canal above.
On October 15, Jal Nigam closed the supply of Ganga Jal to Gautam Budh Nagar and Ghaziabad for the work of the annual draw.
While the population in several sectors reported low water pressure, others complained there was no supply for several days.
Those who live in sectors 19, 20, 25, 141 and 51, for example, told toi that supplies have diminished from three hours to one hour a day while others say they cannot get water on the first and second floor above their homes because Low pressure.
While the authority of Noida has deployed tankers on demand, residents who live on the groundfloor find it difficult to carry a bucket of water and demand a permanent solution for the annual problem.
Laxmi Narain, Rwa Sector 19 President, said, “the water supply was uncertain for the last 10 days.
Sometimes, the water is dirty.
At another time, supply comes with very low pressure.
Even the supply timing is not maintained as previously determined IE, for three hours in the morning from 6-9 in the morning and again at night from 6-9 at night .
“” Water tanks in homes usually remain empty.
Residents who live on the first and second floor face many problems because of this, because they cannot pump water because of this low pressure, “he added.
Sharad Jain, a resident of Kendriya Vihar in sector 51, claimed the housing community had faced the acute water crisis since the weekend.
“Only 40% of the 1,200 flats in the community get water.
Most of the other sectors also face this problem,” he said.
Then Nagar, Rwa General of the Delta 2 sector sector in Greater Noida, also complained of a decline in water supply, from three to one hour.
“There is no enough water to carry out basic household tasks.” Meanwhile, less inhabited remote sectors still face civil infrastructure problems.
“The water line has not been placed in this sector.
While the gutter line is blocked, there are no street lights in the pole and remain dark in this sector,” said Latsahab Lohia, Rwa President of Sector 141.
“Every year, the supply closure occurs after the monsoon and we have Raising the problem of regulating adequate supply through the treated groundwater and well Renny.
But the authority has not yet regarded this problem, “said Sector 77 residents.