Bachpan Bachao Seva Samiti to install drinking water booths across Noida industrial sectors amid rising heat
The initiative aims to provide relief to workers, pedestrians and residents by ensuring access to safe and chilled drinking water during the ongoing heatwave.
Residents and workers to get relief from the scorching heat as Bachpan Bachao Seva Samiti begins installation of clean drinking water booths across Noida’s industrial sectors.
Noida: In view of the intense summer heat, Bachpan Bachao Seva Samiti has launched an initiative to install clean drinking water booths across Noida’s industrial sectors 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64 and 65. The initiative aims to provide relief to workers, pedestrians and residents by ensuring access to safe and chilled drinking water during the ongoing heatwave.
The organisation is committed to serving people during extreme weather conditions and ensuring that labourers and daily commuters do not face difficulty in accessing clean drinking water. As part of the campaign, General Secretary Gaurav Kumar Yadav and National Secretary Ajay Singh met Krishna Karunesh, Chief Executive Officer of the Noida Authority, and Additional CEO Vandana Tripathi to discuss the initiative.
Gaurav Kumar Yadav, General Secretary
During the meeting, the officials appreciated the public welfare effort and assured full cooperation from the Noida Authority for the successful implementation of the project. The organisation’s President, Kailash Shah, Treasurer Manoj Jaiswal, National Secretary ML Yadav, Vice President Suresh Shah and Subhash Verma Yadav stated that the installation work has already begun in industrial areas and will gradually be expanded to other parts of Noida in the coming months.
Heatwave relief initiative begins in Noida as Bachpan Bachao Seva Samiti announces installation of clean drinking water booths across industrial sectors for workers, commuters and residents. The NGO has also received support assurance from Noida Authority officials.…
The organisation has also appealed to social groups and residents to come forward and support such public service initiatives so that more people can receive relief during the summer season.
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