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The Philippine National Police-Civil Security Group reminded the public to refrain from using prohibited firecrackers during the upcoming New Year festivities to ensure safety and compliance with the law.According to Raffy Tima's Monday 24 Oras report, fewer buyers were observed at Bocaue, Bulacan’s well-known firecracker market this year compared to previous years.Jayvee Kasilag, a reseller, shared that he opted to shop early to take advantage of discounts amid rising prices.
A total of 28 firecrackers are banned, including: Watusi, Piccolo, Five Star , Pla-Pla, Lolo Thunder, and Unique variants like Super Yolanda and Gooby Chismosa.The police urged individuals to opt for safe alternatives such as community fireworks displays.According to sellers, there was a growing preference for illumination and aerial fireworks over loud firecrackers.Popular items like Three Stars and the shorter “Higad” remain in demand.
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