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Almost half of Germans support a ban on private fireworks due to safety concerns, environmental impact, and increasing injuries, with many advocating for stricter regulations or a complete ban, though traditional use remains popular among some groups.
French authorities have banned the possession, transport, and sale of fireworks ahead of Bastille Day celebrations due to fears of renewed unrest following a week of nationwide riots sparked by the police shooting of a 17-year-old in Paris. The ban will remain in place until July 15 and aims to prevent serious public disorder. The riots, which were the worst case of urban violence since 2005, highlighted underlying frustrations related to allegations of systemic racism, unemployment, and social inequalities. The ban will not affect official municipal fireworks displays.
France has banned the sale of fireworks from Sunday through July 15 due to concerns about potential violence during the Bastille Day celebrations. The government aims to prevent further disruptions after recent riots following the death of a man in Nanterre. Sales of fireworks will only be permitted for professionals organizing public shows.
France has banned the sale, possession, and transport of fireworks during the upcoming Bastille Day celebrations in an effort to prevent further riots and disturbances. The ban, issued after recent unrest sparked by the police killing of a teenager, does not apply to official firework displays organized by local authorities. Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne has also announced a "massive" security presence to ensure public safety during the national holiday. Over 3,700 people, including 1,160 minors, have been taken into police custody in connection with the recent protests.
Salem has implemented a ban on fireworks and outdoor burning due to heightened wildfire concerns, following a Red Flag Warning for the Willamette Valley. The ban includes all types of fireworks, outdoor fires, and burning activities, with the exception of cooking with propane grills. Violators may be held responsible for the costs associated with extinguishing any resulting fires or property damage. The ban will be reassessed on July 6.