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Beware! DO NOT use hand sanitizer before lighting firecrackers

Written by  Rajan Nath -- November 11th 2020 07:50 PM -- Updated: November 11th 2020 07:53 PM
Beware! DO NOT use hand sanitizer before lighting firecrackers

Beware! DO NOT use hand sanitizer before lighting firecrackers

Diwali 2020: Amid coronavirus pandemic, people are used to hand sanitizers which is touted as one of the shields against COVID-19. However, there are certain activities where one should not use hand sanitizer. Diwali is a festival of lights and sweets but now the trend is changed and fire crackers has become an essential part of Diwali celebrations. Also Read | 7 fun-filled ways to celebrate Diwali without firecrackers Children, nowadays, are quite adamant for firecrackers and its the parents' responsibility to make sure they celebrate Diwali safely. Diwali 2020: Amid coronavirus pandemic, hand sanitizers is needed against COVID-19. but some activities does not need hand sanitizer. This year, parents need to be more attentive as they need to tell their wards to not use hand sanitizer before burning fire crackers. Also Read | This state puts a ban on firecrackers ahead of Diwali 2020 Also, the people who are going to burn Diyas and candles at home, should also avoid the use of hand sanitizer. Diwali 2020: Amid coronavirus pandemic, hand sanitizers is needed against COVID-19. but some activities does not need hand sanitizer. Meanwhile, it is pertinent to mention that several state governments have announced a complete ban on the sale and use of fire crackers in a bid to contain the coronavirus pandemic. Diwali 2020: Amid coronavirus pandemic, hand sanitizers is needed against COVID-19. but some activities does not need hand sanitizer. Punjab government has given a two-hours window to burn green fire crackers, however, a complete ban on crackers has been imposed in Mandi Gobindgarh. Other tips to celebrate safe Diwali include not burning firecrackers inside the house as it can be dangerous on allergy and asthma patients. One should never try to re-ignite the fireworks that don't light in the first instance. Safety should be the priority, hence, celebrate safe Diwali. -PTC News


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