Diwali celebrations: What eThekwini residents need to know about fireworks
eThekwini Municipality has warned residents that illegally discharging fireworks during Diwali celebrations could result in a R2,500 fine, with fireworks permitted only between sunset and midnight.
Dubai's Emaar-managed communities have announced that fireworks are banned during Diwali celebrations. Community management has issued safety guidelines for lighting candles and diyas at home to avoid fire hazards. A notice dated November 6 states that the fireworks ban complies with local authority regulations. Residents are asked to cooperate to ensure a safe and enjoyable Diwali celebration for all.
The notice highlights precautions for candle and diya use: keep them away from flammable materials, never leave them unattended, and prohibit their use in common areas. Emaar Community Management wishes residents a happy and safe Diwali, urging adherence to the guidelines to prevent fire hazards and ensure a secure celebration for everyone.
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