In the festive spirit, it became routine for the youth to dance for hours in front of ear-splitting DJs. However, doctors have brought this serious issue to the fore in the wake of recent incidents where some participants in the processions fell ill and died. In addition to the auditory system, the central nervous system is severely affected by DJ Mota. Exposure to intense noise causes blood vessels to constrict and blood pressure to rise. International research warns that it can cause ischemic heart disease and hypertension in the long run. Damage to the delicate cells of the inner ear can lead to blocked ears, 'tinnitus' (ringing in the ears) and permanent deafness.Doctors warn that if symptoms such as pain in the chest, severe heart palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness appear in the midst of loud noises, do not ignore them and seek emergency medical treatment immediately.