Question

Write a letter to the editor for causes of noise pollution

Answer 1

Answer:

Letter to Editor: Problem of Noise Pollution

M-114, Mall Road

Delhi

1 March 20××

The Editor

Delhi Times

Delhi

Subject: Problems Due to Noise Pollution

Sir,mam

Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper, I wish to draw the attention of the concerned authorities regarding the problems caused by noise pollution.

Ours is the quietest area in the city. However, for the past one year, noise pollution has snatched away peace and tranquillity from our lives.

Loud speakers at marriage processions, DJs during wedding receptions, loud music from neighbourhood flats and the holy songs blasting at full volume during nights have become the biggest enemy of the restful sleep. The elderly, patients, students, etc. are the biggest sufferers of the noise.

Excessive noise affects both health and behaviour, causing hypertension, stress, loss of hearing, disturbed sleep, etc. It also causes distraction for students, especially those preparing for exams.

I hope the concerned authorities will take prompt steps in this direction to ease the situation.

Thank you

Yours faithfully

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Answer 2

Answer:
3rd February 2022

To
The Editor,
The North East Times,
Kohima, Nagaland.

Subject: Noise pollution, effects, and prevention.

Sir,

Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper, I would like to express my concern about the increasing noise pollution especially in our cities and industrialized areas. Noise pollution causes different adverse effects on the physical and psychological well-being of people.

1) Noise pollution:
Noise pollution or sound pollution is harmful to the quality of life of human and animal life. Noise pollution is commonly generated in many industrial facilities and other workplaces. It also comes from the highway, railway, and airplane traffic and outdoor construction activities.

2) The adverse effects of noise pollution:
Noise pollution adversely affects our general well-being. It deteriotes our physiological health. Continuous exposure to noise pollution can result in lack of sleep (insomnia), hypertension (high blood pressure), and anxiety. Noise pollution can lead to partial or even complete loss of hearing. It causes many stress-related illnesses. Noise pollution affects children more than grownups.

3) Measures to Limit Noise Pollution:
Aircraft engines and automobile engines should be fitted with silencing devices.
Factories should be relocated far from residential areas. More trees should be planted along the roads because trees absorb noise.

Authorities must look into the matter with all seriousness and enforce relevant rules and take concrete steps to reduce the sound pollution of our city which is listed by the Central Government as a Smart City

Yours sincerely,

S. Joseph
BOC Road, Kohima City
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