After craters & open drains, a stray problem in Noida

Noida residents are now raising concerns about another civic issue: stray animals on city roads. The problem comes alongside existing complaints about damaged roads and open drains in several parts of the city, highlighting broader concerns around neighbourhood maintenance and civic infrastructure.

According to the report, stray cattle have been frequently spotted in areas including Sectors 122, 116 and 119. Residents have expressed concerns about the risks these animals can create for motorists, pedestrians and schoolchildren.

For residential property buyers, civic infrastructure and neighbourhood management are important factors when evaluating a location. Issues such as road conditions, drainage, cleanliness, street safety and regular municipal maintenance can influence everyday living conditions.

Noida has continued to attract homebuyers because of its connectivity, planned sectors and expanding infrastructure. However, local civic conditions can vary between sectors and should be assessed before buying or renting a property.

Homebuyers and tenants should therefore consider not only the project itself but also the surrounding roads, drainage, public spaces and day-to-day civic services. These factors can make a significant difference to the overall living experience in a residential neighbourhood.

News Source- Times of India