Safety Tips

Adult Supervision: Always have an adult present. Children should never light crackers alone
Buy Legal Firecrackers: Use only government-approved and properly labeled fireworks from licensed shops.
Open Area Only: Always burst crackers in open areas, away from buildings, trees, and vehicles.
Keep Water Nearby: Have a bucket of water, sand, or a fire extinguisher nearby in case of fire.
Wear Cotton Clothes: Avoid synthetic clothes. Wear fitted cotton clothes to reduce fire risks.

Light One at a Time: Light only one firecracker at a time and maintain a safe distance.
Do Not Re-light: If a firecracker fails to ignite, do not attempt to re-light it. Wait for 20 minutes before disposing of it safely.
Use Sparklers Safely: Hold sparklers at arm's length and away from your body. Do not run while holding them.
Stay Calm: If a firecracker explodes unexpectedly, stay calm and move away from the area.

Dispose Properly: Collect all used firecrackers and dispose of them in a bucket of water or sand.
Check for Fire Hazards: Ensure no fire hazards remain. Check the area for any smoldering debris.
Wash Hands: After handling firecrackers, wash your hands thoroughly to remove any chemicals.
Report Injuries: If anyone is injured, seek medical attention immediately and report the incident to local authorities.

Respect Local Laws: Follow local regulations regarding firecracker use and timings.
Educate Children: Teach children about firecracker safety and the importance of following these guidelines.
Be Mindful of Pets: Keep pets indoors during firecracker displays to prevent them from getting scared or injured.
Stay Sober: Avoid alcohol or drugs when handling firecrackers to ensure clear judgment and safety.