First Responders Warn Revelers To Stay Safe This 4th Of July
SEATTLE First responders are reminding everyone to be careful this 4th of July.
Most communities are asking residents to consider giving fireworks a pass this holiday. But if you absolutely must set some off, experts are urging extreme caution.
Fireworks injuries really reach a crescendo around the time between June 16th and July 16th," said Dr. Stephen Kennedy, a hand and wrist surgeon with UW Medicine. "That's actually when the majority of fireworks injuries happen for our entire year, and they really reach a peak on the night of July 4th, as you would expect.
Every year, hundreds of Washingtonians are injured improperly handling fireworks around the holiday. Last year, 237 firework-related injuries were reported in Washington.
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Basically don't do anything stupid like blow yourself up or burn your house down.