Law Updates Permit Limited Use of Fireworks Gas Mixtures
A recently enacted law, the Law on the Protection of Public Order and Peace, outlines specific conditions for the use of carbide and other gas mixtures in fireworks displays. The legislation aims to balance longstanding traditions with public safety and tranquility. Authorization for the use of these materials is permitted between Good Friday and Easter Monday, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
However, this authorization is subject to several key restrictions designed to protect the surrounding community. The law prohibits the use of carbide or gas mixtures in densely populated areas and near medical facilities, such as hospitals. Furthermore, displays are forbidden during public gatherings or events to mitigate potential disruption.
Individuals conducting fireworks displays utilizing these materials bear responsibility for ensuring they do not pose a risk to nearby residents or property. The legislation emphasizes a balanced approach, prioritizing public order and safety while acknowledging the importance of traditional celebrations. Compliance with these regulations is a requirement for all fireworks displays utilizing these specific gas mixtures.
