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Six Bus Drivers Penalized for Noise Pollution in Feni by Mobile Court

Six bus drivers in Feni have been fined for noise pollution by a mobile court.

By Staff Correspondent
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Six bus drivers in Feni were fined by a mobile court for using hydraulic horns, which led to noise pollution. The operation took place on the Dhaka-Chattogram highway in the Devipur area.

The fines were imposed by Assistant Commissioner and Executive Magistrate Choyon Barua and Shamima Akhtar. Present during the operation were Senior Chemist of the Department of Environment, Golam Bashir Ahmed, and Inspector Shawon Shawkat.

According to Senior Chemist Golam Bashir Ahmed, the operation was conducted in collaboration with the Department of Environment to control noise pollution, coinciding with the International Noise Awareness Day.

A total of Tk 10,500 was collected in fines from the six bus drivers. Law enforcement personnel were also present during the operation.

Background on Noise Pollution

Noise pollution is a growing concern in urban areas, affecting both human health and the environment. Prolonged exposure to high levels of noise can lead to stress, hearing loss, and other health issues.

In Bangladesh, the Department of Environment works to regulate and mitigate noise pollution through various measures, including fines and public awareness campaigns.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Why were the bus drivers fined?
The bus drivers were fined for using hydraulic horns, which caused noise pollution.
Who imposed the fines?
The fines were imposed by a mobile court led by Assistant Commissioner and Executive Magistrate Choyon Barua and Shamima Akhtar.
How much was collected in fines?
A total of Tk 10,500 was collected in fines from the six bus drivers.

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