Kabul [Afghanistan], September 21 (ANI): Noise pollution, long a part of daily life in Kabul, has become a serious environmental and social concern, with residents calling on authorities to impose limits on loudspeakers used by street vendors, Tolo News reported. Residents say vendors' constant use of loudspeakers has turned public spaces into noisy and unsettling areas. Omar, a Kabul resident, said: 'From six in the morning, they shout about mineral water with loud voices, without considering if someone in the house is sick. We always run awareness programs in schools, districts, neighborhoods, and mosques to inform people that noise pollution is a serious nuisance for residents.' Tolo News reported that despite these appeals, noise pollution remains a persistent challenge across the city.