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President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali says entertainment businesses could soon access financing through the Guyana Development Bank (GDB) to invest in noise-proofing materials, with many communities voicing complaints about the negative impact of noise nuisance.
Responding to questions at his press conference on Tuesday at the Office of the President, the president acknowledged that noise nuisance has come up repeatedly during public consultations and is affecting citizens’ quality of life.
“Noise nuisance is affecting the quality of life of people. And we have to address it in a way that allows the entertainment sector  and allow people to have a quality of life, but at the same time, does not destroy the businesses,” he said.
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