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THE Environmental Management Authority (EMA) has begun implementing a series of new and heightened noise management initiatives for the Carnival season, which it says align with the government's commitment to reducing noise pollution while preserving cultural expression.
A media statement from the EMA on January 14 outlined that these measures are designed to improve the regulation of noise from Carnival activities and other large-scale events, particularly in high-density residential areas where noise-related complaints have long been a concern.
Over the years, residents, especially those in residential neighbourhoods, have expressed concerns regarding the noise generated by Carnival festivities.
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