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Old Jul 3rd, 2009, 04:46 PM   #1
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Lack of caution can turn fun into injuries

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The Center for Injury and Research Policy (CIRP) found that about 6,000 injuries to people 19 and younger a year were caused by fireworks from 1990-2003.
The Fourth of July brings bright lights, loud noises and oohs and ahhs to thousands in Mason County each year. Unfortunately, the holiday can also bring fireworks-related injuries.

The best defense against a fireworks-related injury is to follow the state’s laws regarding what types of fireworks are allowed and who is allowed to use and possess them.

Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen. After all, what harm can a sparkler do?

Well, significant harm, actually.

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