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Undergraduate Student at Nova Southeastern University

As families and communities come together to celebrate occasions like Independence Day, it's crucial to remember that fireworks, while beautiful and exhilarating, can also be dangerous if not used properly. National Firework Safety Month aims to educate the public on best practices to prevent accidents and injuries. Key safety tips include purchasing fireworks from reliable, licensed vendors, always reading and following the instructions on the labels, and never allowing young children to handle fireworks. It's also essential to have a bucket of water or a hose nearby in case of fire, and to light fireworks one at a time, moving back quickly once they are lit. Equally important is to never relight a dud firework; instead, wait for 20 minutes and soak it in water before disposing of it properly. Additionally, respecting local laws and ordinances regarding fireworks can help ensure everyone enjoys a safe and memorable celebration. By spreading awareness and practicing caution, National Firework Safety Month encourages everyone to enjoy the festive light shows responsibly, ensuring that the excitement of fireworks is accompanied by a commitment to safety for all! 🎆 🎇

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