Hospitality Representatives Address Noise Pollution in Montenegrin Cities

Hospitality representatives in Montenegro's capital argue that increased controls and stricter punitive policies are not long-term solutions for noise pollution, pointing to other sources of noise in urban areas and suggesting that responsibility should not fall solely on caterers.

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Hospitality Representatives Address Noise Pollution in Montenegrin Cities

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Sladaković: Diskoteke nisu jedini izvor buke u gradu, pojačane kontrole i kaznena politika nijesu dugoročno rješenje

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