Over 200 firecracker trading permits issued


KUANTAN: Pahang police have issued more than 200 permits to traders in all districts for the sale of fireworks and firecrackers in conjunction with this year’s Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

State police chief Comm Datuk Seri Yahaya Othman said 60 approved permits were granted to traders in Kuantan, adding that applications are expected to increase as Ramadan enters its final week.

“Only fireworks and firecrackers classified as safe and suitable for children are permitted for sale.

“This measure aims to prevent any untoward incidents,” he told reporters following a visit to a policing programme and the Ramadan bazaar in Tanjung Lumpur on Wednesday.

“Authorities have identified individuals selling these items without a permit. Strict action will be taken against them.”

He also advised parents to supervise their children when playing with fireworks or firecrackers.

Comm Yahaya also said 5,000 police officers and personnel will be on duty statewide throughout the festive season to maintain public safety, monitor premises and manage traffic.

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