From The Economic Times
Center-Right Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Mumbai bans sky rockets, aerial fireworks till November 25 after fire incidents
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left · 1 outlet
Fire incidents damage public and private property as people launch rockets from crowded localities, building terraces, balconies, and parking lots
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center · 3 outlets
In the wake of multiple fire incidents across the city, the Mumbai Disaster Management Authority on Monday banned the bursting of rockets and aerial firecrackers in the metropolis until November 25. According to the order issued by the authority, the restriction covers all residential buildings…
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Mumbai banned rockets and aerial firecrackers within BMC limits until November 25 after three major fires broke out on Diwali night. The fires damaged homes, shops, a garage and a commercial building, but caused no reported casualties.
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The Mumbai Disaster Management Authority has banned the use of sky rockets and aerial fireworks across BMC limits until November 25, 2026, due to fire hazards. This decision follows multiple fire incidents attributed to firecrackers, with concerns raised over the safety risks posed to densely…
