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Thimphu, Bhutan - In a bid to combat the growing menace of noise pollution caused by modified silencers in cars and bikes, law enforcement agencies in Thimphu have turned to advanced noise-detecting technology. These agencies have taken a proactive stance against the loud and aggressive sounds emitted by these vehicles, which disrupt neighborhood tranquility, sleep patterns, and pose potential health risks. Over the past three years, the traffic division in Thimphu has taken stringent action against more than 100 modified motorcycles. To discourage repeat offenders, they have implemented a practice of seizing the modification silencer pipes. This measure aims to send a clear message to those considering outfitting their bikes or cars with illegal modifications that their actions will not be tolerated. Recognizing the need for a comprehensive approach, the Bhutan Construction and Transport Authority has recently acquired 28 state-of-the-art noise detection devices. These devices will be

In an exciting development, Bitdeer Technologies Group has successfully completed its advanced mining facility in the serene landscapes of Bhutan. The CEO of the company, Linghui Kong, expressed his enthusiasm about the facility's progress and readiness. The state-of-the-art facility, nestled in the tranquil landscapes of Bhutan, received an impressive shipment of around 15,000 new mining machines in July. At present, 11,000 of these high-tech miners are fully operational, showcasing exceptional stability and efficiency. Moreover, the Gedu center, a crucial part of Bitdeer's mining network, has received approximately 23,000 newly acquired mining machines by the end of July. This substantial addition to their mining capabilities further strengthens Bitdeer's position as a key player in the industry. Linghui Kong, CEO of Bitdeer Technologies Group, expressed his delight at the successful completion of the advanced mining facility. He highlighted the exceptional pr

The Election Commission (ECB) has recently issued a stern reminder to political parties, urging them to adhere strictly to electoral laws and refrain from engaging in political campaigning during familiarization visits. The commission has received reports of various political parties blatantly violating electoral laws and engaging in campaign activities during these visits. In a letter addressed to the general secretaries of political parties, the ECB emphasized the importance of following the guidelines and regulations set forth by the electoral laws. The letter specifically highlighted the need for political leaders to refrain from traveling with their party's president and vice president to other constituencies without prior approval. To prevent further violations, the ECB has issued a public notification, urging individuals to report any wrongdoing or violations of electoral laws that they may witness. The commission has emphasized that political campaigning can onl