Subtitle: Noida Authority’s horticulture department carried out a special drive on October 10 following concerns over dry branches and trees falling on vehicles and pedestrians during storms. Residents have been urged to report other dry trees requiring removal.
Noida: Nine dry trees were removed from different locations in Sector 51, Noida, on October 10, 2026, as part of a special drive conducted with the support of the Noida Authority’s horticulture department. The initiative aims to address safety concerns arising from dry trees and branches falling on vehicles and pedestrians during strong winds and storms.
According to information shared with residents, dry trees had become a concern during adverse weather conditions, when broken branches or entire trees could fall on passing vehicles and people. The drive was undertaken to reduce these risks and improve safety across the sector.
Nine dry trees removed from different locations
The special drive covered several locations in Sector 51. The details shared with residents are as follows:
- Near Gate 6: One dry tree removed.
- Near D-195: One dry tree removed.
- At D-196: One dry tree removed.
- Near D-78: Three dry trees removed.
- At D-57: One dry tree removed.
- Children’s park: One dry tree removed.
The listed locations account for eight trees, while the notice states that nine trees were removed in total. The remaining location or tree count requires confirmation.
Residents urged to report dry trees
Residents have been requested to inform the concerned authorities or sector representatives if they notice any dry trees near their homes that may pose a safety risk and require removal.
The initiative is intended to identify potentially hazardous trees before storms or strong winds cause accidents. Coordination with the Noida Authority’s horticulture department can help ensure that such concerns are assessed and addressed appropriately.
The drive highlights the importance of regular tree inspections and timely maintenance in residential areas, particularly before periods of adverse weather.