Sudhir Badami
Municipal projects in Mumbai flout noise rules and sanctity of night hours
Sudhir Badami | 15/11/2012 @ 4:18pm | 2227 views
Municipal work in Mumbai is carried out at night in order to have the road ready for the next day’s traffic, but according to the Noise Pollution (Regulation & Control) Rule, 2000, no construction shall be permitted during the 10pm to 6am period. When will they observe the rules?
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