NEW DELHI, Nov 9 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- Authorities in India's financial capital, Mumbai, on Monday banned the bursting of rockets and aerial firecrackers in both public and private spaces until Nov 25 following a surge in fire incidents during Diwali celebrations, reported Xinhua.
Mumbai Bans Rockets, Aerial Firecrackers Until Nov 25 After Diwali Fire Surge
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Mumbai banned rockets and aerial firecrackers until Nov 25 after a fire surge during Diwali, with 142 fire incidents reported.
- Mumbai banned rockets and aerial firecrackers until Nov 25 due to fire risks.
- 142 fire incidents were reported, 137 linked to firecrackers.
- Two women were injured in the incidents.
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