While people prepare for their preparation for the ‘lights’ festival, many countries have prohibited sales and rupture from firecrackers.
To make this diwali safer and more green, here is a list of several DOS and DONSI for residents: Don’t let children burn Crackers themselves.
Prevent them from being close to crackers.
* Don’t burn crackers barefoot, preferably wear shoes to protect your feet.
* Don’t use sanitisers while firing crackers.
Because it is alcohol based, it can spread quickly.
* If a new firecracker for you, don’t explode without reading instructions.
DOS * Tie your hair, don’t let hang near Cracker.
Do not burn crackers in hand or throw it away with anyone * Delete all the waste stored near the residence or on the terrace to prevent accidental fires.
Also, close the door and the window correctly to prevent the inclusion of crackers * if the skin area is burning, wash it gently with cold water, apply ointment and seek medical assistance.
* Keep water or sand nearby to extinguish the fire if an emergency occurs.
* Wear cotton clothes, avoid synthetic clothes that are burning quickly.
* Always blast crackers in the open and a bit far from the structure.
* Instead of open fire (Matchstick or Lighter), prefer the stick of incense or Sparkler to get time to go.
DOS and a lot for Safer Diwali
