A call has been made to regulate noise levels during festivals. This is in response to growing public demand for a ban on loud DJ sound systems. Festive celebrations should be enjoyable for all, without causing disturbance. A meeting with stakeholders has been urged to address this issue ahead of an upcoming festival.
Further details are available from the source.
A news conference was addressed by a political leader, who expressed support for quieter celebrations.
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