Whoever violates the law, a fine equivalent to the amount of 20 to 20 thousand times the daily value of the unit of measurement and update calculated at the time of committing the infraction will be applied.The State Congress approved the law against visual and auditory pollution that poses a 36-hour arrest and an economic fine of up to 481 thousand pesos for those who exceed the level of music or generate noise through advertisements.Once the deputies have endorsed the proposal of the local executive, the 217 municipalities in the state will have 90 calendar days, after publication in the official state newspaper, to adapt their regulations so that it is not a dead letter.During the exhibition of the letter, the local deputy of the Green Ecologist Jaime Natale explained that the municipalities must monitor with their regulations the noise of any nature, both in concerts, houses, dances, shops and even vehicles that circulate offering different goods.According to the opinion, whoever violates the law, will apply a fine equivalent to the amount of 20 to 20 thousand times the daily value of the unit of measurement and updating calculated at the time of committing the infraction.The temporary or definitive, partial or total closure;administrative arrest for up to 36 hours;revocation of concessions, cancellation of authorizations, permits or licenses.Also the removal of ad structures;removal from circulation in the case of mobile sources and transfer to vehicle depots and repair of environmental damage.Regarding this last case, the repair of the environmental damage is considered regardless of the administrative sanction imposed on the offender;In case of disobedience to the legitimate mandate of authority, the corresponding complaint will be made so that criminal action is exercised and the sanction established by the Penal Code of the State of Puebla is awarded.It should be noted that the owners of billboards are obliged to spread, one month a year, campaigns in favor and awareness of care for the environment.Save my name, email and website in this browser for the next time I comment.