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Ten steps to firework safety |
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| Fireworks
are fabulous ... see them in safety |
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We
all want to remember the 5th of November, but not because it was
spent hospital.
Play it safe at your firework party. Follow the safety tips for
people and pets.
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More
than 1000 people have good reason to remember 5th November 2002...
it ended with a trip to hospital.
Make
sure that you, and your family, stay safe this year.
Here's
a guide to keeping safe on fireworks night:
- Plan
your firework display in advance to make it safe and enjoyable.
- Keep
fireworks in a closed box and use them one at a time.
- Read
the instructions on each firework carefully, use a torch if you
need to.
- Keep
flames, including cigarettes, away from fireworks except when
ready to set them off .
- Light
the firework at arm¿s length with a taper and stand well
back.
- Never
go back to a firework once it has been lit, even if it doesn't
go off.
- Don't
put fireworks in your pockets and never throw them.
- Point
all rocket fireworks well away from spectators.
- Never
use paraffin or petrol on a bonfire.
- Make
sure that the fire is out and surroundings are made safe before
leaving.
Find
out where your nearest
firework display is
Read
our tips for keeping
your pets safe
So
on firework nights, remember, have fun, but play safe.
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