SaralnamaIndia celebrates Diwali with lights and fireworks. Fire risks increase from diyas, candles, and crackers. In 2024, Delhi reported 320 fire incidents on Diwali night. To stay safe, keep water buckets and sand ready. Avoid synthetic clothes. Use LED lights for decoration. Place diyas on flat surfaces away from flammable items. Burst crackers in open areas under adult supervision. If a fire starts, don't panic. Use water or a fire extinguisher for small fires. For larger fires, evacuate immediately. If burned, cool the area with running water for 20 minutes. Wear cotton clothes and keep a first aid kit handy. To prevent fires, follow safety guidelines and be cautious with decorations and fireworks. (Updated 20 Oct 2025, 09:54 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- India celebrates Diwali with lights and fireworks
- Fire risks increase from diyas, candles, and crackers
- In 2024, Delhi reported 320 fire incidents on Diwali night