Lahore Authorities Decide to Enforce No-Horn Zones to Combat Noise Pollution
Most outlets reported the decision to intensify measures against noise pollution in Lahore, focusing on the enforcement of no-horn rules in designated areas such as hospitals, educational institutions, and residential zones. Daily Times described the decision as a directive to strictly implement “Silence/No Horn Zones,” while ProPakistani highlighted that the move followed a complaint submitted through the Prime Minister’s Portal. Both excerpts emphasized the enforcement aspect but differed slightly in framing the origin of the initiative.
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Lahore to Enforce No-Horn Rules Within Designated Areas
Authorities in Lahore have decided to intensify action against noise pollution following a complaint submitted through the Prime Minister’s Portal.… Read More The post Lahore to Enforce No-Horn Rules Within Designated Areas appeared first on ProPakistani.
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Decision made to intensify measures against noise pollution in Lahore
It has been decided to strictly implement “Silence/No Horn Zones” in Lahore. According to the issued letter, the ban on honking in hospitals, educational institutions, court complexes and residential areas will be made more effective. No horn zones will be re-identified to reduce environmental pollution and noise. In addition, TEPA has been recommended to install […]
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