Frustrated residents living near the Estoril Autodrome are calling for peace and quiet, urging motorists to respect the court's decisions regarding noise levels.
In the picturesque town of Estoril, Portugal, journalist Carla Tomás is reporting on the ongoing issues faced by local residents who live in close proximity to the Estoril Circuit.
The Estoril Circuit, a renowned racing venue, is allegedly hosting activities that are not officially licensed, including promotional races and motorized activities disguised as training. These unofficial events seem to be a common occurrence, despite efforts to conceal them.
Residents have expressed their concerns about the noise pollution caused by these activities, which often contradicts the official statements and judicial decisions regarding noise control at the Estoril Circuit. The noise from the circuit continues to dominate the days of nearby residents, making it difficult for them to enjoy peace and quiet in their own homes.
Unlicensed private events also occur frequently in the area surrounding the Estoril Circuit, further adding to the noise pollution problem. The identities of those responsible for these events are not publicly available.
Carla Tomás's reporting suggests a discrepancy between the official narrative and the actual situation near the Estoril Circuit. The reality faced by residents contradicts the official statements and judicial decisions, leaving them feeling frustrated and overlooked.
As the Estoril Circuit continues to host these unlicensed activities, it remains to be seen whether the authorities will take action to address the concerns of the local residents and ensure that noise pollution is properly managed.
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