NOISE pollution in Bangladesh has reached an intolerable level. It now affects daily life, damages health, and disrupts the environment. The cities echo with constant sound 鈥� horns blaring, construction hammering, music blaring from speakers and engines roaring. Rural areas, once peaceful, are also no longer free from this intrusion. The situation is worst in major...
The Dhaka Metropolitan Police has urged drivers to avoid using unnecessary loud horns to reduce noise pollution and its harmful effects...
The government is set to implement a gradual ban on vehicle honking across Dhaka city by December, with the goal of making the entire capital a 鈥榪uiet zone鈥� by early next year, according to Syeda Rizwana Hasan, adviser to the ministry of environment, forest, and climate change...
A workshop on what students should do to control noise pollution was held in the conference room of the Sylhet divisional commissioner鈥檚 office on Monday, said a press release...
A workshop titled 鈥楶hysical risks due to noise pollution and way forward to check the pollution鈥� was held in the conference room of the Rajshahi divisional commissioner鈥檚 office on...
International Noise Awareness Day 2024 was observed in the country and the globe on Wednesday with a call to forge social resistance to fight against noise pollution to save people from being infected with various physical and mental disorders...