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🔴 Serious hazard — Reported risk: The fireworks may burst or release burning material outside the safety distance of 8 m or below a height of 3 m, causing burns. Moreover, the product is not stable and may shoot in the wrong direction causing burns and injuries.Additionally, the article may explode during functioning, leading to a risk that consumers may be hit by pyrotechnic effects that could cause burn injuries and, in the worst case, eye injuries.Furthermore, the article may not function fully. A person may find non-fired parts and try to re-ignite these with the risk of being hit by the pyrotechnic effects from the article. Moreover, the article does not extinguish after functioning within 120 seconds, which may cause fire to surrounding objects. The product does not comply with the requirements of the Pyrotechnics Directive nor with the European standard EN 15947-5.
What to do
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