The standard for noise nuisance stipulated by law is that in a normal residential building, if it exceeds 55 decibels during the day and exceeds 45 decibels at night, it is considered a nuisance. However, the noise nuisance standards are different in different areas, such as In a hospital, noise exceeding 40 decibels at night may constitute a nuisance. In the event of noise pollution, you can complain to the local Environmental Protection Bureau.

1. How many decibels of noise is stipulated by law as a nuisance to residents? In a normal residential building, noise exceeding 55 decibels during the day is considered a nuisance to residents, and 45 decibels at night is considered a nuisance to residents. 1. According to the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Noise Pollution": The standard applies to areas dominated by residential and cultural and educational institutions. Rural living environments can refer to this type of standard: 55 decibels during the day and 45 decibels at night. 2_. Measured with instruments at residential buildings: if it exceeds 55 decibels during the day, and if it exceeds 45 decibels at night, it is a nuisance to the residents. 3. The competent unit for measuring noise pollution is the local Environmental Protection Bureau. If there is noise pollution, please report it to the local Environmental Protection Bureau.

2. Provisions related to noise nuisance to residents. Article 58 of the Law on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Noise Pollution. Anyone who violates the provisions of this law and commits any of the following acts shall be given a warning by the public security agency and may also be fined: (1) Using loudspeakers in areas where noise-sensitive buildings are concentrated in urban areas; (2) Violating the regulations of local public security organs and organizing entertainment, gatherings and other activities in urban streets, squares, parks and other public places , using audio equipment to produce excessive volume that interferes with the surrounding living environment; (3) Failure to take measures in accordance with Articles 46 and 47 of this Law, emitting environmental noise from the home room that seriously interferes with the lives of surrounding residents of. Article 61: Units and individuals harmed by environmental noise pollution have the right to require the perpetrators to eliminate the harm; if losses are caused, they shall compensate for the losses in accordance with the law. Disputes over liability for compensation and the amount of compensation may be mediated and handled by the environmental protection administrative department or other supervisory and administrative departments or institutions responsible for the prevention and control of environmental noise pollution at the request of the parties concerned; if mediation fails, the parties concerned may bring a lawsuit to the People's Court. The parties may also file a lawsuit directly with the People's Court. The problem of noise nuisance is now common in our lives. However, although most people are very disgusted with this nuisance phenomenon, they do not take the initiative to protect their rights through legal channels. The most common one is to jump into the city square. In this part of the dance, many people make all kinds of noise regardless of time, place, or occasion.