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Abu Dhabi Police Issue Urgent Safety Warning for Eid Al Adha

Mon, May 25, 2026(1h ago)UAE

As Eid Al Adha approaches, authorities in the UAE are calling on parents to stay vigilant and keep children away from fireworks and firecrackers. Abu Dhabi Police emphasized that what may seem like a festive tradition can easily turn into a disaster, leading to severe injuries such as burns, permanent vision loss, or hand damage. Beyond the immediate physical risks to children, the police highlighted that these explosive materials can also trigger fires and cause significant property damage. They are urging families to prioritize safer, alternative forms of celebration and to strictly forbid children from purchasing or handling any pyrotechnic devices.

The responsibility for maintaining public safety is being treated as a collective effort, with officials encouraging citizens to report any illegal sales or distribution of fireworks. This call to action follows a similar advisory issued by Dubai Police, reinforcing the message that using or trading these materials is both unlawful and hazardous. By avoiding these dangerous activities, the community can ensure that the holiday remains a joyous occasion rather than one marred by avoidable accidents. Residents are reminded to stay compliant with local laws and cooperate with the authorities to protect public well-being throughout the festive season.

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