Warning to Parents as Kids Treated for Life-Changing Injuries Due to Fireworks
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) has joined forces with children's burns specialists to drive home the importance of staying safe around fireworks.
Parents and children have been warned about the dangers of fireworks as Bonfire Night approaches. They've also been warned that
“it’s not just the 5th of November that’s risky”as leftover pyrotechnics see the two weeks after Guy Fawkes Night result in more injuries than the day of.
During a four-week period last year, 46 people attended the hospital for treatment after being injured by fireworks. Nearly half of those treated required plastic surgery or specialist healthcare.
Autor's resume: Scottish Fire and Rescue Service warns parents.
- 46 people attended the hospital for treatment after being injured by fireworks.
- Nearly half of those treated required plastic surgery or specialist healthcare.
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