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Band 5+: The charts below show the number of people in Europe who were affected by four types of noise by day and by night in cities and rural areas in 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image includes two bar graphs showing the number of people in Europe affected by four types of noise pollution in cities and rural areas both during the day and night in 2007. The top graph, labeled "City," displays data for Traffic (Day: 64 million, Night: 48 million), Train (Day: 10 million, Night: 8 million), Aircraft (Day: 4 million, Night: 1 million), and Industry (Day: 0.25 million, Night: not visible). The bottom graph, labeled "Rural," provides data for Traffic (Day: 34 million, Night: 24 million), Train (Day: 8 million, Night: 6 million), Aircraft (Day: 2 million, Night: 1 million), and Industry (Day and Night: 0 million). The y-axis for both graphs measures the number of people in millions, with the City graph's maximum value at 100 million and the Rural graph's maximum value at 70 million.
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The charts break down a comparison in number of individuals In Europe affected by different types of noise during the day and night in cities and rural areas in 2007.

There were sharp contrast in noise levels between cities and rural areas. Traffic was the type of noise with the highest impact patterns for residents among both day and night, making up a giant 64 million for the former and around two quarter for the latter in cities.While in the case of rural areas it displayed around two times less – 34 million and a quarter.

The reverse was true for train and Aircraft which was made up 10 million residents durinig the day and by less 2 million residents in night for cities.Likewise in countryside, Train distributed noise for residents: 8 million in daytime and 6 million in night.However airplane distributed noise at daytime 4 million in cities as opposed to 2 million in countryside.While in terms of night both cities and rural areas caused identical noise – 1 million.

Focusing in other category, Industry dislpayed simillar figure in the case of noise – ranged 0 to 1 in both time.

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