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Honey69 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 27, 2018 8:45 pmIf development is not your thing, you can always go back to your beloved home country where you will not have this "development problem".
Cheers!
Actually, noise laws exist in most civilised countries...and in Cambodia...and in China, too..but these clowns don't follow the laws.
In fact, noise laws are a direct result of urban development, not rural development. so your advice is kind of based on a contradiction.
