Noida: Sector 79 residents, who live close to construction plants and demolition of factories in sector 80, have complained about periodic disposal and burning of garbage in the area, with gross violations of the Green Tribunal National Norm (NGT).
On Saturday, once again, some residents tweeted by the video was burned in the area and said that it also affected birds migrating in the area.
According to Ridhima Singh (18), a resident of Sportswood Sector 79, the land opposite the community complex in sector 112 has a large barren soil.
On the one hand it is surrounded by small rural settlements and high-rise communities, while on the other hand, there is an industrial unit under the Industrial Unit Special Economic Zone Noida (NSEZ).
All three together, dispose of all types of waste in this land are burned regularly.
“We breathe slow poisons every day because the deadly chemicals are burned here.
There are dangerous carcinogens such as dioxins, furies and carbon black – which are short-lived, but threatening climate pollutants,” Singh said.
Regional occupants have repeatedly complained to Noida’s authority, but said that nothing was done about this problem.
Sanwarjeet Singh, another resident in the nearest apartment complex, said that they often pay attention to the burning of industrial waste in the area for the past six months.
“When we visited the site, we saw rubber and plastic waste was discarded and then burned in this plot, adjacent to our society.
This burning releases harmful gas and toxic in the air that not only affects the flora and fauna of the area including migration birds Which often visits sector 79, but is also dangerous for the population of this sector, “he added.
When TII connected Noida authorities, officials there convinced actions about this problem.
“We will take the necessary actions to dispose of garbage and burn it there too, we will recommend this issue to the pollution department,” said SC Mishra, Deputy General Manager, Noida.Praveen Kumar authority, regional officers, Uttar Pradesh pollution control agency ( UPPCB) also convinced action.
“We will conduct an investigation and take the necessary actions against the culprit on priority,” he said.
Inhaling slow poisons, burning of garbage raises health risks: residents
