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The twelve -year -old causes glowing fire in Bürmoos with firecrackers!
In Bürmoos, Salzburg, a teenager sparked a glowing fire in a clothing container through a bright body.
The twelve -year -old causes glowing fire in Bürmoos with firecrackers!
In the late Friday afternoon, April 26, 2025, there was an incident in Bürmoos, Salzburg, which was characterized by a glow fire in a clothing container. This fire was triggered by a pyrotechnic object after a twelve -year -old Flachgauer had thrown a bright body of class F1 into the container. According to information from Krone.at A attentive witness noticed the smoke development and immediately alerted the fire brigade.
The young person who bought the firecracker himself acted in an area that is clearly defined by legal regulations. In Austria, pyrotechnic objects of class F1 may be used by people from the age of twelve. This incident raises questions about compliance with these regulations and the effects of the improper use of fireworks.
Legal bases for dealing with fireworks
The regulation of fireworks is anchored in different areas of law, including dangerous goods law, environmental law and the right to work and regulation. A central element of these regulations is the explosive law (SprengG), which transfers EU guidelines to national law. bvpk.org emphasizes that the regulations on the security and handling of pyrotechnic objects are comprehensive.
The relevant EU guidelines that support these laws include the harmonization of the legal provisions on explosives for civil purposes and the traceability of pyrotechnic objects. The first to third regulation on the explosive law regulate specific aspects of the application and control of explosive substances in Austria.
Thanks to the immediate deployment of the Bürmoos fire brigade, the fire was quickly brought under control and deleted, which may prevent worse. Nevertheless, this incident shows the dangers associated with the improper use of fireworks, and the need to strictly comply with the legal provisions in this area.
The incident in Bürmoos is an urgent example of how important information about the safe handling of pyrotechnic products is, especially for young people who may not be completely informed about the risks.