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Pakistan’s capital bans horns, whistles ahead of Independence Day to prevent noise pollution 

  • Order came into effect on Aug. 8 for ten days, notification by Islamabad’s district magistrate says
  • Magistrate says decision taken to uphold public peace and tranquility and discourage “public nuisance”
By Arab News Pakistan ·

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