Delhi Schools Begin Implementing Noise and Parking Guidelines
Schools collaborate with police and authorities to tackle longstanding issues of congestion and noise near campuses, following a directive from the Delhi government.
- The Delhi government has directed schools to address noise pollution and illegal parking by collaborating with police and preparing Action Taken Reports (ATRs).
- Schools are required to contact Station House Officers (SHOs) to curb unauthorised parking and unnecessary honking near their premises.
- The directive follows a letter from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) emphasizing enforcement of the Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2002.
- Principals and administrators have expressed challenges in implementing the measures, particularly in high-traffic areas with longstanding congestion issues.
- The Central Pollution Control Board and the Department of Environment are supporting schools through awareness campaigns and webinars to educate stakeholders about noise pollution.
Hindustan Times 
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