Attention! Pyrotechnics are dangerous!

As the holidays approach, the demand for pyrotechnic products sharply increases. You can see all sorts of things on store shelves these days: rockets, party poppers, firecrackers, sparklers, Bengal lights. But often these seemingly harmless toys become the cause of real trouble.

Any pyrotechnic device carries a potential risk of fire or injury. Therefore, safety when using them primarily depends on you; do not ignore the safety rules!

1.               Purchase pyrotechnics ONLY from specialized stores! Particular attention should be paid to the seller's compliance certificates for the purchased goods, and the presence of usage instructions, which must be placed on the product itself, in Russian or Belarusian.

2.               Store pyrotechnic products away from heating devices in a place inaccessible to children. Do not carry pyrotechnics in pockets, under clothing, do not store them without packaging, and do not disassemble or modify the product.

3.               4. To protect yourself from injuries when using pyrotechnics, you must strictly follow the usage instructions, which also indicate the age restrictions for using a particular product.

4.               If, however, an accident occurs to you or your loved ones, you must immediately report it to the rescue service by calling "101" or "112".

 

We would also like to remind you of the safety rules for using BENGAL LIGHTS:

1.               Do not touch flammable materials with Bengal lights, such as cotton or fabrics. Keep them away from your hair.

2.               Do not ignite them near various flammable substances, such as alcohol or oil. Do not throw confetti while burning Bengal lights.

3.               Sparklers should not be laid down; they must be held in hands or placed in a holder. They can only be placed on a metal, stone, or clay surface.

4.               Do not leave the room until the sparklers have gone out, and then place them in a container of water.