Diwali celebrations lead to increased noise pollution, affecting health in various ways. Children are notably at risk of hearing loss and anxiety. Doctors recommend maintaining a safe distance from firecrackers and using ear protection. The detrimental effects of noise pollution extend beyond Diwali, occurring throughout the year in the city. Continuous exposure raises concerns regarding public health, particularly for children and sensitive individuals.
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