Fire at Noida's Sector 145 Dumping Ground Continues to Burn for Third Day
Dumping ground blaze in Noida’s Sector 145 smoulders for third day
Hindustan Times
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A fire at the dumping ground in Sector 145, Noida, India, has been burning for three days, with firefighters struggling to contain it. The site, which holds around 700,000 tonnes of garbage, poses health risks to nearby residents due to severe air pollution from the thick smoke.
- 01The fire has been burning for three days, affecting firefighting efforts.
- 02Around 30 firefighters and multiple fire engines are deployed to control the blaze.
- 03The dumping ground is the largest in Noida, covering 8,000 square meters.
- 04Residents are concerned about health risks due to air pollution from the fire.
- 05Plans for waste remediation and site cleaning are set to begin in January 2026.
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A fire that ignited at the dumping ground in Sector 145, Noida, on Monday evening continues to smolder as of Wednesday, with firefighters facing challenges in containing the flames. Approximately 30 firefighters and 10 fire engines have been deployed to tackle the blaze, which is difficult to control due to the garbage heap's structure. The site spans 8,000 square meters and contains around 700,000 tonnes of waste, making it the largest dumping ground in Noida. Fire officials have not yet determined the cause of the fire, which has raised concerns among local residents regarding air quality and health risks. Akash Gupta, a resident, expressed frustration over the situation, stating that the ongoing fire exacerbates existing issues related to the dumping ground. The Noida authority has announced plans for waste remediation and site cleaning, expected to begin in January 2026.
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The prolonged fire poses significant health risks to nearby residents due to air pollution, leading to calls for the dumping ground to be relocated.
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