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Ban loud ringtones

Annoying ringtones could be a cause of noise pollution. They add to people’s stress.

Just as the government has banned the use of cellphones while driving, it should also ban the use of loud ringtones and insist on users keeping their phones on vibration mode in public.

Many road accidents could be prevented this way.

K. Kiruthika

Teacher Kendriya Vidyalaya, Meena Estate

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