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Kathmandu Police Request Residents to Reduce Cooker Whistles and Other Noise at Night

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September 4, 2025

Kathmandu Police Request Residents to Reduce Cooker Whistles and Other Noise at Night

Kathmandu — The police in the Kathmandu Valley have urged residents not to blow cooker whistles late at night.

They have also requested that residents take measures to reduce noise, such as avoiding loud sounds when flushing toilets, not playing music, and lowering the noise during phone calls. The goal of these measures is to control noise pollution.

According to the police, excessive cooker whistles at night can disturb neighbors, so residents need to be mindful. Such small steps can help maintain a peaceful environment in the city.

Published Date: 2025-09-04 13:49:09

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