How to deal with the noise in mahjong machine upstairs?

1. How to complain about the noisy people in mahjong machine upstairs?

1. The way to complain about mahjong machine noise upstairs is as follows:

(1) Mediation can be conducted through neighborhood committees;

(2) You can complain about noise pollution to the police station, urban management or environmental protection department;

3 bring a lawsuit to the court;

(4) If the noise reaches the national legal standard, it can be reported to the environmental protection department.

2. Legal basis: Article 70 of the Noise Pollution Prevention Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

The behavior of social life noise disturbing the people in the area where noise-sensitive buildings are concentrated, grassroots mass autonomous organizations, owners' committees and property service providers shall promptly dissuade and mediate; If dissuasion or mediation fails, you can report or complain to the department responsible for the supervision and management of noise pollution prevention and control in social life or the department designated by the local people's government, and the department that receives the report or complaint shall handle it according to law.

Article 71

Anyone who, in violation of the provisions of this Law, refuses or obstructs supervision and inspection, or practices fraud when accepting supervision and inspection, shall be ordered by the competent department of ecological environment or other departments responsible for the supervision and management of noise pollution prevention and control to make corrections, and be fined between 20,000 yuan and 200,000 yuan.

Second, what is the punishment for disturbing the people?

The penalties for disturbing people are as follows:

1, if you call the police, the police usually give a warning first and ask not to continue disturbing the people;

2. If the police continue to stir up trouble, they may be punished by public security, fined or given administrative detention for less than 15 days as appropriate;

3. Seriously disturbing the social management order, and the circumstances are serious and suspected of committing a crime.