How do I complain about a mobile tower?

LODGE YOUR COMPLAINTS Cell tower radiation complaints can be registered on www.dot.gov.in through a link ‘public grievance – EMF radiation’ A DoT team will visit your society for which a fee of Rs 4,000 will be charged If radiation levels higher than the prescribed limit are detected, the fee will instead be charged …

Should mobile towers be banned in residential area?

According to established norms, the radiation level of 600 milli watts per meter square (mw/m. sq.) is considered safe. But mobile phone towers emit electromagnetic rays above the safe limit. The electromagnetic radiation poses grave health risks including memory loss, lack of concentration and digestive disturbances.

Is it safe to live near a cell phone tower?

You could be staying close to building with roof mounted antennas. However, you could still be in the shadow area. It means you are safe from direct microwave radiation from the cell towers. On the contrary, your cell phone radiation could be a very big problem.

Can cell towers be on your roof?

In most cases, cell tower on your building roof do not adhere to construction norms. Moreover, they do not respect regulations set by TERM cells on cell tower radiation. Naturally, people are worried about radiation in their homes from antennas at close quarters and on their roofs.

Are cell towers bad for your health?

As per the American Cancer Society, cell towers increase the risk of health hazards, such as headaches, memory loss, congenital disabilities, and cardiovascular stress. Many studies also report that cell towers may lead to cancer as they emit non-ionising, high Radio Frequency (RF) waves.

Are cell phone antennas on apartment roofs a security risk?

If you have a cell phone antenna on the roof of your apartment, you are not under direct threat. The microwave beams are looking outwards and you are most probably in the shadow area for the tower. The beams that are “thrown” by the cell phone tower antennas are directed outwards from the premise.