What issues did the Noida Authority find in Sarfabad village?

The Noida Authority inspection found issues with inadequate garbage collection vehicles, dairy operators releasing cow dung into open drains, and choked drains in Sarfabad village.

How is the Noida Authority responding to the problems in Sarfabad?

The Noida Authority has issued instructions to the private contractor to deploy more garbage collection vehicles, ordered a 10-day sanitation drive to desilt drains, and directed the removal of illegal dumping of construction waste and garbage in vacant plots.

What other actions is the Noida Authority taking in Sarfabad?

The Noida Authority has also ordered the repair or replacement of damaged drain gratings, relaying of roads, and raising of drain levels to prevent waterlogging in Sarfabad village.

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Noida Authority Tackles Unsanitary Conditions in Sarfabad Village

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Summary

Inadequate garbage collection vehicles in Sarfabad village
Dairy operators releasing cow dung into open drains
Choked drains and illegal dumping of construction waste

Noida Authority Tackles Unsanitary Conditions in Sarfabad Village

On November 1, 2025, the Noida Authority carried out an inspection in Sarfabad village and its surrounding areas, including the Shiv Mandir area, Rajpal Public School stretch, and behind Mahadev Apartments. The inspection revealed several issues related to waste management and sanitation in the locality.

The general manager of the Noida Authority, AK Arora, stated that an adequate number of vehicles had not been deployed for door-to-door garbage collection in Sarfabad village. He has issued instructions to the private contractor to immediately ensure sufficient deployment of collection vehicles to improve waste management services.

The inspection also uncovered other problems, such as dairy operators releasing cow dung into open drains and several nullahs near residential clusters being choked with silt. Officials have now asked the health department to conduct a 10-day sanitation drive to desilt drains and improve water flow, particularly in areas near local schools and temples.