Water crisis in Greater Noida: 200 sick, builder hit with Rs 5 crore fine
A severe water crisis has gripped Greater Noida, leaving hundreds of residents, particularly children, severely ill. Reports have emerged of contaminated water supply within a local society that has led to a widespread outbreak of diarrhea and vomiting.
Over 200 people, with a significant number being children, have fallen sick due to consuming the polluted water. The affected residents have been complaining of severe stomach ailments and dehydration. The local authorities have launched an investigation into the matter and have taken stringent action against the builder responsible for the housing society.
To ensure that such incidents do not recur and to hold the guilty accountable, the authorities have imposed a hefty fine of 5 crores on the builder. This step is aimed at deterring others from compromising on the quality of basic amenities like water supply and ensuring the well-being of residents.
The incident has sparked outrage among the residents and has raised serious concerns about the quality of infrastructure and services provided by builders in the area. The local administration has assured the public that they are taking all necessary measures to address the issue and provide clean drinking water to the affected residents.