Highlights:
• Initiative aimed at reducing noise pollution levels
• Action will be taken against those who honk for no good reason
• Officials will be posted at more than 100 junctions in the city
Every Wednesday, the Mumbai Traffic Police will observe a ‘no-honking’ day in the city.
Aim to reduce Mumbai’s noise pollution levels
On Wednesdays, a special drive will be organised to punish motorists who honk needlessly on all major highways in the city. This programme aimed at curbing noise pollution levels in Mumbai.
Every Wednesday observed as NoHonkDay
Mumbai Traffic Police Twitterd ,”Actions speak louder than words! Every Wednesday will be observed as #NoHonkDay from now on. Make sure you do your part to make Mumbai a better environment for everyone by reducing noise pollution. #HornFreeMumbai”.
Every Wednesday will be observed as #NoHonkDay from now on.
Make sure you do your part to reduce noise pollution in Mumbai to make it a better place for everyone.
Strict action will be taken for honking with no good reason
Traffic divisions will take action against those who honk for no good reason. The volunteers will be stationed at intersections with signs to emphasise the point, according to the traffic police.
Officials will be stationed at more than 100 intersections throughout the city during the journey. In addition, the violators will be sent for counselling.
Complains of people
Officers said that people have been complaining of mental and physical discomfort due to noise pollution, which also results in high blood pressure and sleep disorders, among others.
