Stay safe this Territory Day
26 Jun 2023
Here are some safety tips for you and your family this Territory Day:
- supervise children at all times around fireworks
- never point or throw fireworks at another person
- avoid wearing synthetic, flammable clothing around fireworks
- Never ignite aerial fireworks near or below trees, near an opening to a building or anything else it may hit
- don’t drop fireworks into a bin or leave them unattended
- never pick up or relight a dud firework. Wait 20 minutes, pour water on it and dispose of it properly
- keep a hose and a few buckets of water close by
- alcohol and fireworks don’t mix
If you receive a burn injury from a firework remember the 3 Cs.
- cool it – under running water for 20 minutes
- cover it – with cling wrap (eye pad or clean dressing if an eye injury)
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