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Where to Play Fireowrks Legally in Singapore?
- Thread starter AhMeng
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Yeah, I know its a crappy feeling since 1971/2 when it was banned. Nearest place is to drive up to Johor. My colleague lives in Batu Pahat and has invited me to go over and visit during CNY. May just do that. Also, agree that the local authorities should allow it with certain restrictions (eg. only firecrackers, no rockets) at designated playgrounds. The sound of firecrackers changes the whole mood of CNY. In Malaysia, it is banned too, but the cops are not going to waste their time searching for offenders when they hear the crackers, turns out likely to be young boys firing them. They'd just pretend they didn't hear a thing.
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Cheers!
If the size of the crackers are restricted to the small ones, any basketball/badminton court will do. Actually, void decks at HDB estates should do to. Players should stop all play by 11 pm though.
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Sports Hub is a good location! The grass is inferior quality anyway...
Istana field so big...should allow Sinkies to have Fireworks party there mah ... chey...
You are not right on this, the ban was imposed, this happened so long time ago, when a family living in HDB flat ( where I have forgotten), was loosing the packs of firecrackers in their hall, when someone upstairs threw firecrackers down & some dropped into the house...it started a fire & I forgot, how many died...that was when it was banned...
How come...only LHL & members can play with firecrackers? from the recent photo? so unfair...ha ha ha ha
You are not right on this, the ban was imposed, this happened so long time ago, when a family living in HDB flat ( where I have forgotten), was loosing the packs of firecrackers in their hall, when someone upstairs threw firecrackers down & some dropped into the house...it started a fire & I forgot, how many died...that was when it was banned...
How come...only LHL & members can play with firecrackers? from the recent photo? so unfair...ha ha ha ha
Ok, thanks for clarifying........I was too young then....as usual sinkies sabo themselves....
You are not right on this, the ban was imposed, this happened so long time ago, when a family living in HDB flat ( where I have forgotten), was loosing the packs of firecrackers in their hall, when someone upstairs threw firecrackers down & some dropped into the house...it started a fire & I forgot, how many died...that was when it was banned...
How come...only LHL & members can play with firecrackers? from the recent photo? so unfair...ha ha ha ha
True boh?
Even if true, it is a freak accident rite? Then ban everything?
Maybe you were sucking on tits or teats then to remember , from wikipedia "Singapore – a partial ban on firecrackers was imposed in March 1970 after a fire killed six people and injured 68".
True. I was there - the smell of fire crackers brought back old memories.
Happened during last Saturday's lighting up at Chinatown.
The other funny thing was that the entire proceedings were conducted in English - in the heart of Chinatown!
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