nuOct 14, 2025, 19:26

NU+ | Not like in Maarheeze: how to safely dispose of fireworks

A gas station in Maarheeze was evacuated this week after two high-powered "cobra" fireworks were found soaked in water, a method the police warn is dangerous rather than safe. The incident highlights the risks of improper disposal and serves as a reminder of the correct procedures for handling explosive materials. Authorities are using the event to educate the public on how to safely decommission fireworks without creating hazardous situations.

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