Hong Kong authorities look into allegations fireworks illegally set off in viral wedding photo shoot on mountain, amid blaze risk concerns


Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department says it has put up warning notices over relevant laws at Tai Mo Shan, after couple filmed using firework for photo shoot. Video posted to social media by environmental group Green Earth, which has accused couple of being ‘ignorant and selfish’. — SCMP

Hong Kong authorities are looking into allegations fireworks were illegally set off during a wedding photo shoot on top of a mountain in a country park, amid public concern over the risk of sparking a blaze in the area.

The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department on Friday said it had taken action to warn residents about relevant laws after a video of the newlyweds went viral on social media the day before. The footage showed the pair posing for wedding pictures at Tai Mo Shan with a person behind them holding a lighted firework.

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