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Noise pollution is a serious environmental concern, and its current levels in Dhaka are alarming. We can control it through awareness. Let’s act responsibly, avoid unnecessary honking and protect ourselves and others from noise pollution. #AmioShunagarik #BeatNoisePollution

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