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Trinidad and Tobago's 2025 fireworks law draws backlash for loosening safety rules, raising public health concerns amid fears of increased injuries.
Trinidad and Tobago’s 2025 fireworks regulations face criticism for weakening safety measures, allowing unrestricted sales and use despite risks to public health, especially vulnerable groups.
Critics argue the new law prioritizes commercial interests over community well-being, with concerns about inadequate enforcement, lack of oversight on dangerous items, and insufficient police resources to respond to incidents.
The absence of residential areas from protected zones and the promotion of major sales on Boxing Day amplify public alarm, especially following a recent injury from a fireworks explosion.
Questions remain about the law’s effectiveness and whether it truly enhances safety or serves political and economic interests.
La ley de fuegos artificiales de Trinidad y Tobago para 2025 genera una reacción violenta por aflojar las reglas de seguridad, lo que genera preocupaciones de salud pública en medio de temores de un aumento de lesiones.