Safety Tips
DO’S
Buy fireworks only from authorized vendors with central government licenses for your safety.
Never allow children to light fireworks without adult supervision.
Read and follow safety instructions in the cracker catalog carefully.
Use a long stick candle or agarbathi to light fireworks.
Keep a bucket of water nearby to put out potential fires.
Keep a bucket of water, blanket, and first aid kit within easy reach in case of emergencies.
Use aerial fireworks only in designated safe areas.
Don't hold fireworks when lighting them; place them on the ground and move away after igniting.
Keep fireworks in their boxes when lighting to prevent accidents.
Dispose of malfunctioning fireworks immediately.
Light aerial fireworks in open spaces without obstructions.
Avoid lighting aerial fireworks near huts or flammable materials.
Don't light fireworks near open garage doors or windows to prevent fires.
Never use fireworks indoors; it's dangerous.
Use fireworks in open areas away from crowds.
Don't attempt to make your own fireworks; it's illegal and risky.
Don't try to relight fireworks that don't go off; soak them in water after waiting for five minutes.
Avoid using country or illegal fireworks.
Follow the Supreme Court directive: Avoid fireworks between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM.
DONT’S
Never hold fireworks when lighting them.
Avoid leaning over ignited fireworks.
Never ignite fireworks inside containers.
Keep your distance from misfired fireworks; don't approach them immediately.
Do not tamper with fireworks that haven't ignited properly.
Do not attempt to create fireworks at home; it's dangerous.
Keep small children away from fireworks.
Don't throw or aim fireworks at people.
Avoid carrying fireworks in your pockets.
Keep firecrackers away from lit candles and diyas.
Use open areas and parks, not narrow lanes, for lighting firecrackers.
Wear thick cotton clothing, not synthetic materials.
Secure your clothing; avoid loose, hanging items.
Do not apply creams, ointments, or oils to burn injuries.
Drive carefully when transporting a burn victim to the hospital; time is crucial.
