Rs 50,000 Fine for Rowdy Revellers

Intensified patrols this unit will take place in various locations around the island to pinpoint the offenders. These might scoop a fine of Rs 50,000. This was said to Le Matinal, a senior police official of the environment.

"During this festive season, people tend to party by playing loud music until very late decibels in the evening. It disturbs the neighborhood. That is why we will crack over this situation. We already have a plan to work on it. We will intensify our patrols on the coast at first, "said a senior police official of the environment. Two locations were identified by the Environmental Police to move to the attack. This is Flic-en-Flac and Tamarin. He said noting that complaints were often recorded in these places during the festive period.

Discos, pubs and restaurants, which disturb the neighborhood playing music intensive until very late in the evening will not be spared. The environmental police do not stop in so good way. It has also intensified its patrols throughout the island and intervene with individuals who exceed the allowed decibels. An increased police patrols of the northern environment is provided.

Between 7 am and 18 pm, an individual can play music at 60 decibels, 18 h to 21 h at 55 decibels and from 21h to 6h at 50 decibels. The law allows the police to seize sound equipment if there are recurrences.