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The Government’s decision to replace traditional fireworks with a full drone show and silent fireworks display for this year’s Independence Day celebrations is being welcomed by animal welfare advocates and Citizens Against Noise Pollution (CANPTT), who say the move could signal a shift in how T&T celebrates major national and religious occasions.
CANPTT vice president for public relations Tamara Chatar said the organisation was “extremely pleased” with the decision, describing it as a step towards balancing celebration with consideration for people and animals affected by excessive noise.
“We welcome this step forward, but it also highlights that wider problem we still have with noise in this country,” Chatar said.
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