Vadodara: Music performances are said to “bring the house down” when they get a rapturous reception. A police complaint has been filed against four DJs for literally bringing down the balcony of a dilapidated building, which allegedly collapsed because of the loud music they were playing. The police said the DJ systems were part of a Dasha Ma procession on Aug 3, when the balcony collapsed.
The procession was going through Dandia Bazaar when a portion of the balcony of a dilapidated building came crashing down due to the vibrations caused by the music systems. No one was injured. “We booked the operators of four DJ systems along with the organizers of the procession.
They flouted noise pollution rules by playing the music so loud,” a police official said, adding that they will act against DJs who flout sound pollution rules. TNN We also published the following articles recently Hearing issues up, but PMC claims noise pollution down The Pune Municipal Corporation's environment report for 2023-24 indicated a decline in noise pollution within city limits. Despite this, doctors noted a rise in patients with hearing issues, attributing it to ongoing Metro constructions and other sources.
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