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North Wales Ambulance Service issue bonfire night warning to Flintshire residents
Nov 5 2009 by Dave Goodban, Flintshire Chronicle
THE North Wales Ambulance Service (NWAS) is urging members of the public to take care of family and friends and enjoy a safe Bonfire Night.
From November 1-8 last year paramedics attended 101 incidents relating to fireworks injuries, most of which were serious burns.
A spokesman said: “Accidents such as these are avoidable, and we would urge everyone to attend one of the many public displays throughout the region.
“If you are going to have a private party then please remember to exercise caution and don’t allow children anywhere near fireworks or bonfires. Please take care.”
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