US EditionBetter monitor the adjustment of sound boxes and volume: VRT takes measures after complaints about noise pollution caused by De Warmste Week
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Better monitor the adjustment of sound boxes and volume: VRT takes measures after complaints about noise pollution caused by De Warmste Week
The VRT, the city of Hasselt and the Jessa Hospital in Hasselt sat around the table to find a solution to the noise pollution, due to the presence of The Warmest Week, which was complained about from the hospital. They take a number of measures to avoid further inconvenience as much as possible.
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Mayor after complaint for De Warmste Week noise pollution: “Asked to check volume”
Mayor Steven Vandeput (N-VA) understands the reports of noise pollution: “I asked the organization to check the volume for the following days and stick to the schedule strictly. The music must stop at 10:45 p.m.”
·Hasselt, Belgium
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