Day 5 Ganpati immersions: Worli in Mumbai saw loudest processions

September 20, 2018

Worli witnessed the loudest processions (112.6 decibels) on the fifth day of Gauri-Ganesh immersions on Monday, according to anti-noise campaigners.

Noise in the range of 110-113dB is as loud as a chainsaw or a live rock concert. On Monday, the city saw 70,048 immersions – 2,019 sarvajanik, 63,196 household and 4,833 Gauri – across beaches and artificial immersion sites.

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