Fireworks Safety Tips

Safety Measures

Make sure that you get crackers from approved sellers with a central government license.
Never allow children to fire crackers on their own; always have adult supervision.
Read the safety measures carefully and follow the cracker catalog instructions.
Use an agarbathi or long stick candle to ignite crackers.
Always keep a bucket of water handy to extinguish any fire.
Have a bucket of water, a blanket, and a first aid box nearby to handle emergencies.
Use aerial fireworks only in designated safe zones.
Avoid holding crackers while igniting them; place them on the ground and move away immediately.
Keep crackers inside their box before lighting them to prevent accidents.
Discard malfunctioning crackers immediately.
Ignite aerial fireworks only in open spaces, away from obstructions.
Never ignite aerial crackers near huts or flammable materials.
Avoid firing crackers near open garage doors or windows to prevent fire hazards.
Do not light fireworks inside the house; always use them outdoors in open spaces.
Use fireworks responsibly without disturbing the public; avoid busy areas.
Do not attempt to create your own fireworks; it is prohibited and dangerous.
Do not try to re-ignite fireworks that did not burst; wait five minutes and soak them in water.
Avoid using country or illegal fireworks.
As per the Supreme Court’s order, do not use fireworks between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM.

This firework is for outdoor use only; do not attempt it indoors.

Ensure the ground is free from combustible materials, people are at least 200m away, and the area is open-air before igniting.
The surface should be firm and free from loose soil.
Do not use these crackers near community halls, hospitals, or school zones.
Avoid using them in busy streets before processions, weddings, or other functions.