Following a severe storm that struck Noida, residents expressed frustration over the Noida Authority's slow response to clear fallen tree branches obstructing roads and posing risks to pedestrians. Officials reported that approximately 1,000 trees, including species like Neem and Jamun, were damaged. In response to complaints, the Noida Authority has committed to clearing the obstructing branches by Tuesday evening. The Noida Federation of Apartment Owners Associations (NOFAA) has urged for the restoration and replanting of uprooted trees, highlighting their importance to the local ecosystem and air quality. Anand Mohan, director of the horticulture department, acknowledged the ecological damage and assured that efforts would be made to plant more trees in the future. Community members have also volunteered to assist the horticulture department in various ways, including logistics and watering schedules for the replanting process. This collaboration aims to mitigate the storm's impact and preserve Noida's green cover.