
Residents of Noida’s Sector 51 say damaged play equipment, slippery paths and an unmaintained fountain have left several parks in need of repair.
Sector 51 residents have sought repairs to park gyms, play equipment, walking tracks, gates and a fountain, citing safety and maintenance concerns.
Broken floor tiles and equipment at an open gym in a Sector 51 park have prompted residents to seek repairs from Noida’s horticulture department.
Anita Joshi, RWA president for blocks A and B, said the complaints include damaged swings, a broken main gate and the Block B fountain, which she said is covered in muck. Horticulture director Anand Mohan Sing said the department had received the requests and would address the listed issues soon.
In parks serving blocks C to F, RWA general secretary Sanjeev Kumar said soil and algae on walking tracks were creating a slipping risk, particularly for older residents. He also cited low-hanging branches and unclean toilets.
Residents said a helicopter play structure in the Sector 51 Children’s Park has been broken for nearly two years. They said a boat-shaped structure has been neglected for more than six years and is covered in algae. Two rainwater-harvesting pits built around three years ago have also not been maintained, they added.
The horticulture department said it would take up the listed repairs soon.
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