Pampanga Sets 40 Fireworks Zones for Safe New Year
Pampanga Police establish 40 designated areas for fireworks to ensure safe celebrations. Violators face fines up to P20,000. Check official advisories for locations.
Pampanga Police establish 40 designated areas for fireworks to ensure safe celebrations. Violators face fines up to P20,000. Check official advisories for locations.
The DOH reports 140 firecracker-related injuries days before New Year's Eve. Cases are down 23% from 2024. Learn the main causes and crucial first-aid steps.
Police in Central Luzon destroy P500,000 worth of banned firecrackers in a safety drive ahead of New Year celebrations. Read about the operation and the items seized.
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The DOH reports 140 firecracker-related injuries from Dec 21-30, a 23% decrease from 2024. 68% of victims are aged 19 & below. Stay safe this New Year.
Bacolod City Government directs fireworks retailers to operate only in the designated zone at Reclamation Area. Officials warn of penalties for non-compliance and list legal and prohibited pyrotechnics.
A fire caused by a customer igniting fireworks destroyed stalls in Barili, Cebu, highlighting the critical need for strict safety enforcement and public responsibility during the holiday season.
A massive fire erupted at a fireworks market in Barili, Cebu, destroying 9 stalls and causing over P2 million in damage. Two unidentified men are being sought as persons of interest. Read the full report.
Pagasa forecasts generally fair weather for the New Year period in the Philippines, with no tropical cyclones expected. Stay informed for holiday plans.
Police arrest a man and confiscate P500,000 worth of illegal firecrackers in Zamboanga City. Authorities remind the public to strictly follow RA 7183 for a safe New Year's celebration.
The DOH reports 125 fireworks-related injuries from Dec 21-29, a 27% drop from 2024. Health officials warn that legal fireworks like kwitis are also dangerous, especially for children.
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Pampanga police destroyed nearly 100 confiscated 'boga' firecrackers and modified mufflers to ensure public safety during New Year celebrations. Authorities urge compliance with safety rules.
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Acting PNP Chief Nartatez urges barangay officials to ensure a safe New Year's celebration, as DOH reports 91 firecracker-related injuries, a 34% decrease from 2024. Public cooperation is vital.
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Two children, aged 9 and 11, sustained eye injuries from a prohibited 'boga' device in Pampanga. Authorities urge the public to avoid illegal firecrackers to prevent more injuries this holiday season.
The DOH recorded 91 fireworks-related injuries, mostly among boys aged 10-14, and 331 road crashes during the Christmas week. Learn the key data and safety advisories.
Two children suffered finger amputations from firecracker blasts as DOH reports 57 fireworks-related injuries so far. Officials urge public caution for New Year revelry.
Pagasa forecasts generally fair weather nationwide until early January, with no storms. However, localized thunderstorms are still possible. Stay informed with official updates.
Firecracker prices at a Lapu-Lapu retail zone remain stable but are expected to surge on December 30-31 as demand peaks for New Year's celebrations. See the current price list.
PAGASA reports no weather disturbances as of Dec 27, 2025, with favorable conditions expected nationwide through New Year's and the first week of January.
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As New Year revelry approaches, DOLE issues a stern reminder on pyrotechnics safety after 188 injuries were recorded last year. Discover the risks and safer alternatives for celebration.
DOLE Secretary Bienvenido Laguesma mandates strict OSH compliance for the hazardous pyrotechnics industry ahead of New Year celebrations. Monitoring intensifies with BFP, PNP, and LGUs.