Udyog Vihar Sector-82 : Residents upset over damaged direction boards
the matter has been repeatedly brought to the attention of the Noida Authority over the past five to six months. However, despite several complaints and reminders...
Damaged direction signboards in Udyog Vihar Sector-82 have become a major inconvenience for residents and visitors, prompting the RWA to demand immediate action from the Noida Authority.
Noida: Residents of LIG Udyog Vihar Sector-82 have expressed strong dissatisfaction over the poor condition of direction signboards installed across the sector. Most of the boards are either damaged or unreadable, causing inconvenience to visitors and delivery personnel who struggle to locate flats within the society.
The issue is not only creating daily inconvenience but is also affecting safety and emergency accessibility inside the sector.
Residents, Udyog Vihar
RWA raises concern over the delay in action
According to RWA president Mayank Chauhan, the matter has been repeatedly brought to the attention of the Noida Authority over the past five to six months. However, despite several complaints and reminders, no concrete action has been taken so far.
We have only received assurances from officials while the condition of the direction boards continues to deteriorate.
Residents
Demand for immediate repair and replacement
The RWA has urged the authority to immediately repair the damaged direction boards or install new ones to resolve the issue at the earliest. Residents believe proper signage is essential for smooth navigation within the sector, especially for emergency services, guests, delivery agents and new visitors.
Timely intervention by the authority would help restore convenience and improve the overall management of the residential area.
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