There is too much noice in many punlic palce inm cities, What are the caiuse of tyhis problem? Wat can be dome to solve this problem?

A certain level of

noise

has always been a defining feature of urban areas.

However

, today the amount of

noise

in a lot of public

places

is excessive. There are several causes behind

this

issue. A pragmatic approach to solve

this

problem would be to identify the hours at which it is worse and root out the causes. The primary cause of too much

noise

in public

places

in the cities is the soaring number of vehicles fitted with ineffective exhaust systems which are sometimes

further

modified by car enthusiasts to make their drives louder.

Such

modifications serve no purpose other than boosting the vehicle owner's ego and an undying desire of leaving an impression of having a powerful engine under the hood through aggressive acceleration. The

second

obvious reason for

noise

pollution in public

places

is the loud music played by restaurants and pubs. Though the music is usually played to keep the customers and staff entertained,

such

a routine is generally condemned by people who prefer to have their meal in a peaceful environment or prefer to walk around without having some loud sound penetrating through their ears. Notwithstanding the fact that

this

problem is sickening and

further

deteriorating with the accumulation of population in cities and the increased number of vehicles, the pyramid of contributing factors can be shaken and grounded through a systematic implementation of anti-

noise

regulations and education. Public involvement is

also

necessary to successfully eliminate

this

crisis which can

also

cause irreversible loss of hearing in humans and animals. The best effective method,

for instance

, is that people should start using public transport.

In addition

, car enthusiasts should start diverting their interest toward electric vehicles which are practically silent, and restaurants and pubs should place

noise

cancellation devices and screens to keep the music within the premises. As

such

it can be concluded that both the cause and solution lies within the general public's approach and action toward

this

problem, and local government's involvement could

further

speed up the process of reinstating a peaceful environment in public

places

in cities.