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It is high time authorities took action against noisy joints near schools

A little boy blocks his ears from loud noise. [Getty Images]

Of late, there has been a growing concern about the proximity of clubs to public schools. Many parents and child rights advocates are calling for the closure of these establishments, citing the harmful effects they could have on children's development and safety.

We all know that public schools are supposed to be safe havens for children to learn and grow. However, the presence of clubs and other nightlife establishments near these schools is a potential recipe for disaster.

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