The impact of firecrackers

Firecrackers will emit a large amount of irritating smoke after being set off. Among them, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide are highly corrosive acidic oxides. They can strongly irritate people's respiratory tract, make people cough, and cause diseases such as bronchitis. In addition, firecrackers are a kind of inflammable and explosive dangerous goods. In any link of production, transportation, storage, and setting off, accidental explosions may occur, causing injuries or fire. The deafening explosion of firecrackers is also one of the urban noise pollution. Setting off firecrackers regardless of occasion can easily scare the elderly, children, and patients, and may even cause serious consequences. The confetti and smog left after a large number of firecrackers are set off will themselves bring new pollution to the living environment. As the awareness of the dangers of setting off firecrackers continues to deepen, people will surely find a more suitable way to celebrate to replace the harsh and environmentally polluting firecrackers.