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Fireworks Safety This Fourth of July | Charleston News
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With the Fourth of July weekend here, state officials are sounding the alarm: fireworks are a major fire hazard under dry conditions. Over 31,000 fires annually are linked to fireworks, so use them only outdoors, far from homes, grass, and forests—and soak them in water after use. Safety tips include using fireworks as directed, keeping a safe distance, wearing goggles, avoiding pockets, and never holding them in your hand. Alcohol and fireworks don’t mix—have a sober person handle them. Kids under 12 shouldn’t play with sparklers, and homemade or illegal explosives are deadly. Check local laws too—safety first, not fireworks.
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