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Noida: More than half-a-dozen residents welfare associations of sectors 22, 23, 52, 53, 55 56, 58, 35 etc. As a result, vacant plots, green belts and similar lands are usurped by the Authority to dump the city’s garbage. As the garbage is being currently dumped in Sector 54 forest area, the residents of nearby areas are suffering the most due to bad smell and unhealthy living conditions,” said N P Singh, president, Federation of Noida Residents Welfare Associations (FONRWA). “Even after around 40 years since the inception of Noida city, disposal and management of municipal waste to a dedicated site has never been planned. held a meeting on Monday at Sector 56 community centre to discuss measures for addressing solid waste management and its disposal in the city.“Monday’s meet of over half-a-dozen RWAs was a necessary action to figure out ways to handle the situation of garbage disposal in the long run,” said Mahendra Singh Kushwaha, RWA, general secretary, Sector 56.While most of the RWAs demanded shifting of Sector 54 dump site to another area, Sector 56 RWA formed a committee, ‘Kuda Hatao Sangharsh Samiti’ with an aim to generate awareness and raise voice to safeguard homes of residents from garbage disposed at their doorstep (at Sector 54 dump site).
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