Joburg residents urged to follow fireworks bylaws
Updated | By Selaki Ledwaba
The City of Johannesburg has warned citizens to adhere to
fireworks rules and regulations stipulated in the City bylaws during New Year’s
celebrations.

Emergency Management Services spokesperson in the City, Xolile Khumalo says residents should purchase fireworks only from authorised dealers and use them exclusively in outdoor areas.
Khumalo reminded residents that those failing to comply with fireworks rules and regulations will face fines.
“Please ensure you do not ignite fireworks near schools, agricultural holdings or factories that store explosives or petrol stations.”
“Children under the age of 16 are not permitted to ignite fireworks without adult supervision," she added.
Khumalo also urged residents to keep in mind that fireworks are traumatic to pets- dogs and cats.
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