Maninder and his friends are having a party with loud music. Sheila who lives in the neighbourhood has an exam the next day and is getting disturbed by the music. She requests Maninder to tone down the music but he refuses. Do you think this is correct?
Mention some considerations you show towards your neighbours.

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This is totally not correct. Having party, having fun is okay but too loud music is annoying as well as dangerous for us. This does not only disturbs the neighbors but it harms our ears too. In my daily life, I always keep the sound at an optimum level, when I organize a party at my house. I never disturb my neighbors by too loud music.

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