During the Spring Festival, setting off firecrackers has become a major custom for people to celebrate. However, due to the congestion in the city and the risk of fire, many properties do not allow firecrackers in the complex. Still, children are eager to play, and parents let their guard down and let their children play. However, these novelties come with dangers. Here are some real-life incidents associated with firecracker setting off and an in-depth understanding of the social impact of such incidents.
In December 2016, a 12-year-old boy threw a firecracker into a small hole in the manhole cover while setting off firecrackers, and then ** occurred, causing serious injuries to the child. Similar accidents happen every year, and children are happy to throw firecrackers into manhole covers, but they don't know that this behavior can trigger **. In addition, there have been many similar incidents where children would place firecrackers in glass containers, causing themselves to be injured. This behavior can not only cause severe burns to the eyes and face, but can also lead to permanent loss of hand function in the child. In addition, there was an incident involving a child throwing a lit firecracker into a car, causing the car to burn and eventually burn. There was also a case where a child threw a firecracker into a fire, which resulted in his face being blown through.
Tragedies caused by firecrackers happen every year, and this year's winter vacation is halfway over, and the Spring Festival holiday is approaching, parents should be vigilant, inform their children of the dangers, and pay attention to safety when setting off firecrackers. Here are some suggestions: First of all, don't hold firecrackers in your hand, because it is easy to hurt yourself, and you will also be in a hurry and accidentally throw firecrackers to places that may cause danger. Secondly, children should stay away from fragile items, because even small firecrackers, if they accidentally blow up fragile items, can cause debris to fly, and these pieces can cause injury. In addition, manhole covers and sewers should be kept away, as there may be biogas in the sewers, which can be very powerful in the event of a **. In addition, children should also stay away from flammable and explosive materials such as gasoline and other flammable items. Finally, parents should remind their children to take less firecrackers each time they set off firecrackers to prevent multiple firecrackers from gathering together to create more power.
Similar incidents in the past have shown that children have a shallow awareness of danger and lack safety awareness. During the Spring Festival this year, parents should be vigilant, give their children correct guidance and safety education, inform them of the dangers of playing with firecrackers, and buy regular fireworks from them to stay away from fake and shoddy fireworks. At the same time, children should also play according to the instructions and pay attention to safety. Parents should also spend as much time with their children as possible, such as playing with firecrackers and setting off fireworks. Finally, I wish you all a prosperous Year of the Dog, a happy and peaceful New Year. At the same time, I hope this article can arouse the attention and discussion of the majority of readers: Do you have any similar experiences or stories to share? What are your thoughts on such events? How can similar incidents be avoided?