Portal de Cartagena
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Local police officers deployed Cartagena these days a campaign to control the sale of fireworks in shops of the town overlooking the traditional celebration of St. John's Night.
The control consists in verifying that the license is available and complied with mandatory safety requirements necessary to exercise this activity, considered as potentially dangerous, and labeling of products.
In this sense, the establishment will be displayed in a conspicuous place for marketing authorization issued by the Government Delegation for the specific period of the Feast of St. John 2010.
The owner of the establishment must assign a sales permanently, not allowing smoke or light fires or stoves glow in any room of the premises, with warning signs.
The premises must also have two fire extinguishers of 6 kg., At least.
In the packaging of fireworks must bear the manufacturer's name or trademark, or importer.
In any case, be quoted the class to which corresponds the product, listing number and instructions for proper use.
Given that prohibits the sale to children under 8 years.
Between 8 and 14 artifacts will be on sale only for Class I.
Between 14 and 18 devices can be purchased for Class I and II.
After 18 years there will be no restrictions regarding the purchase of the Class I and II.
Seizures of products not authorized for sale, did not meet the above requirements, or does not own the necessary authorization for the establishment shall be recorded in apprehension.
Local police also have the custom these days to monitor the placement of traditional bonfires, if any of them present any danger to the proximity of dwellings, areas or grids, to inform the Fire Fighting Service.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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