By improving their working environment, the RWA expects that the guards will be able to perform their duties more efficiently and with greater dedication, thereby strengthening the overall security of the sector.
RWA installs coolers for security guards in Beta 1, providing relief amid rising heat and mosquito menace.
Greater Noida: In a proactive step to ensure the well-being of security personnel, the Beta 1 RWA has arranged coolers for guards deployed across the sector. The decision comes in response to the rising temperatures and increasing mosquito menace, which have been making working conditions difficult, especially during long duty hours.
The initiative aims to provide much-needed relief to guards who remain on duty round the clock. By improving their working environment, the RWA expects that the guards will be able to perform their duties more efficiently and with greater dedication, thereby strengthening the overall security of the sector.
Residents have welcomed the move, calling it a thoughtful step towards acknowledging the efforts of frontline security staff who play a crucial role in maintaining safety.
The arrangement was made in the presence of RWA officials, including President Sangeeta Sharma, General Secretary Harendra Bhati, Treasurer Advocate Vipin Bhati, Secretary Om Prakash Sharma, along with members Chaudhary Jaipal Singh, Sunil Bhati and Sunil Pradhan.
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