Fireworks are a popular way to celebrate festive occasions such as New Year's Eve and Diwali, but authorities are urging revellers to be cautious when using them. Emergency services personnel across Gauteng have issued a stern warning about the risks of misuse, while the National Council of Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (NSPCSA) has raised concerns about the distress fireworks can cause to pets and other animals.
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