Here’s a guide on how to file a noise complaint in various emirates of the UAE
Pavitra Shetty
Published on June 21, 2024, 09:34:13
After a long, tiring day at work, dealing with disruptive noise from neighbours or nearby construction can be incredibly frustrating. Fortunately, there are ways to address this issue. Here’s a guide on how to file a noise complaint in various emirates of the UAE.
Filing a Noise Complaint in Dubai
In Dubai, construction noise can be reported if it occurs between 8pm and 6am on weekdays, and 8pm to 7am on weekends. Here’s how to file a complaint:
The complaint is typically resolved within one working day. Note that this service is not available for private compounds or gated communities; for these, contact your neighbourhood developer.
In addition to construction noise, any noise exceeding 55 decibels, such as loud music or a barking dog, can be reported. Complaints can be submitted via email at info@dm.gov.ae, by calling the toll-free number 800900, or through Dubai Police’s non-emergency number 901.
Filing a Noise Complaint in Abu Dhabi
Residents of Abu Dhabi can file complaints, including noise complaints, through the website tamm.abudhabi:
Filing a Noise Complaint in Sharjah
Sharjah residents can report noise complaints by visiting portal.shjmun.gov.ae:
Filing a Noise Complaint in Ras Al Khaimah
In Ras Al Khaimah, noise complaints can be filed through rak.ae:
Filing a Noise Complaint in Ajman
Ajman residents can file noise complaints by visiting www.am.gov.ae:
Through these steps, you can effectively address noise disturbances and enjoy a more peaceful environment in your home.
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