New Delhi:

Over 200 residents of a Noida society fell sick after allegedly consuming contaminated water on Monday. The residents of Supertech Eco Village 2, mostly children, said they experienced symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea.

“My son came from a coaching institute and complained of ill health. He vomited twice in the institute. After a while, my younger son, who is aged 8, started complaining of ill health,” a resident of the society, which reportedly has more than 50 towers, said.

“I also came back from the office at 9 pm and felt nauseous around 11 pm. All this is happening due to contamination of water,” he claimed.

Another resident said that since Sunday night, children fell sick with symptoms of vomiting and dysentery. They also complained of stomach ache, he said. 

“We thought the children must have eaten something outside and this is happening because of that. But when we talked to the people of the society, this number started increasing,” he said.

He said the complaints started after a society water tank was cleaned two days ago.

Officials have begun a probe into the incident.

New Delhi:

A rave allegedly being organised by college students was busted at a flat of a posh society in Noida on Friday night.

The party was held in a flat of the Supernova Society in Sector 94 and as many as 39 university students, including some minors, were detained by the police.

The age of the detained students is between 16 and 20 years, police said. Some of the students caught drunk were aged under 21, the legal age of drinking in Uttar Pradesh.

Several alcohol bottles and hookahs among other things were recovered from the flat. 

According to residents of the society, the students misbehaved with them when they were confronted.

They also allegedly threw alcohol bottles off the balcony of the flat.

Invites to the rave were allegedly sent via WhatsApp.

“House party that is going to be a total blast. Join us at our crib at 6 pm and let’s make some memories that’ll last,” the invite message reportedly read.

The invite also mentioned that the female entry would cost Rs 500, couples would need to pay Rs 800, and Rs 1,000 for males.

The police have registered a case.