How harmful is the use of fireworks to health?

Mondo Social Updated on 2024-02-04

Set off fireworksNot only will it pollute the environmentIt can also affect people's physical healthWhat are the dangers of fireworks to the body? Let's take a look!

Toxic gases are produced

Fireworks and firecrackers will produce many toxic gases, among which, carbon monoxide will combine with hemoglobin in the blood after entering the human body, so that hemoglobin cannot combine with oxygen, causing hypoxia in body tissues. Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide are highly irritating and corrosive toxic gases, which can irritate people's throat, throat, nose, lungs and eyes, and sensitive people will have uncomfortable symptoms such as wheezing, chest tightness, sore throat, and difficulty breathing; It can also induce some chronic diseases, such as pharyngitis, bronchitis, tracheitis, pneumonia, emphysema, etc.

Fireworks can also form photochemical smoke, which affects visibility, and will form acidic droplets and particles, which is an important cause of acid rain. Acid rain can strongly corrode buildings and industrial equipment, causing the death of fish and shrimp in trees, forests and water, destroying soil nutrients and reducing crop yields or death.

Noise pollution is generated

The sound produced by fireworks is unsettling, and the noise in the setting off area far exceeds the range and tolerance of human hearing. High-intensity noise is not only harmful to people with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, but also affects the nervous system of normal people, making people irritable and irritable, and also affecting sleep and causing fatigue.

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Do not buy fireworks products

Do not set off fireworks products

Do not store fireworks products

Fireworks and fireworks products are not transported

No burning, no release, no burning.

Everyone has a responsibility: less pollution, more freshness, less danger, and more safety, and say no to illegal fireworks and firecrackers to build a better home.

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