Re: [RWA-Mascot:1971] Mahagun Mascot RWA is wishing you all a ‘Safe Diwali’

DEAR MAHAGUNIANS
WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS A
VERY HAPPY PROSPEROUS,COLOURFUL,DELIGHTED HAPPY BELEATED "DIPAWALI &
GOVARDHAN PUJA"
DR.D.R.Nakipuria Senior Physician
DR.R. Nakipuria,Senior Gynaecologist
1420 Mahagun Milano Tower
Crossing Republik
7838059592,7503303359

On 12 November 2012 16:28, Mahagun Mascot RWA <contactus@mascotrwa.in> wrote:
> Dear Mascotians,
>
>
> On behalf of Mahagun Mascot RWA, I am wishing each one of you a very happy
> and prosperous Diwali. May this year brings you lots of happiness in life
> and fulfills all your dreams in your dream home at Mahagun Mascot. Diwali is
> a time when the young and old play with fire and firecrackers because the
> festival of lights calls for the same. While bursting crackers can be fun,
> you'll need to be careful and take some precautions to ensure that you enjoy
> a safe Diwali. In case of any injure, do not hesitate to call an ambulance
> immediately. However, we have First Aid box available on the spot in case of
> any injury during playing with fire.
>
> You can follow the following safety measures to ensure that you enjoy a
> happy and safe Diwali:
>
>
>
> Do's
>
> · Light fireworks outside the house. This may sound simple, but some
> kids might try lighting sparklers inside the house, increasing the risk of
> fire accidents. We have embarked our Amphitheater in the Central Park to use
> for this purpose.
>
> · CSK has cleaned the area of all flammable material so that we can
> start setting off the fireworks.
>
> · Keep young children away from firecrackers.
>
> · Ensure that there is adult supervision when kids enjoy with
> fireworks.
>
> · Use Agarbattis to light crackers - they are safer than using
> sparklers as they have a contained burning area.
>
> · Wear clothes that fit close to your body while playing with
> fireworks. Loose flowing clothes are not a good idea.
>
> · Light a firecracker and quickly move away.
>
> · If a firecracker or flower pot does not burn on the first try, do
> not try to light it again.
>
> · There is a good chance that it might burst unexpectedly. Instead,
> douse duds with water and then dispose them safely.
>
> · Put burnt fireworks inside a metal container to safely dispose
> them later. Do not leave them lying around.
>
> · It has been decided that CSK will arrange 2 Fire Extinguishers and
> a bucket of water ready to deal with any accidental fire.
>
> · Keep very young children and pets inside the house when lighting
> fireworks.
>
> · Make a note of emergency numbers to call in case of accidents.
>
>
> Don't
>
> · Do not use aerial display fireworks like rockets in the society.
>
> · Do not ever try to light fireworks while holding them in your
> hands.
>
> · Do not keep burning candles or lamps near your firework store.
>
> · Do not try to light more than one firecracker at a time.
>
> · Do not burst crackers in the middle of the road.
>
> · Do not carry fireworks in your pocket or inside a vehicle.
>
> · Do not try to make homemade firecrackers out of used fireworks.
> They are extremely dangerous and unpredictable.
>
> · Do not wear nylon or synthetic fabrics when lighting crackers.
> Well-fitting cotton clothes are the best when you're playing with fireworks.
>
> · Do not bend over fireworks after lighting them, to see if they
> have been ignited. They could go off and cause serious injury.
>
>
>
> Please follow some basic safety precautions while lighting fireworks this
> year, to have a safe, injure free Diwali. Enjoy yourself with family and
> friends and play safely. It is a time of joy and celebration so keep it that
> way. Diwali is a festival like no other by exchanging sweets and greetings.
>
>
>
> Have a safe and prosperous Diwali!!!
>
> Warm regards,
>
>
>
> Raj Kumar Raju
>
> Cell# 9811922379
>
> President, Mahagun Mascot RWA (Regd.)
>
> Crossings Republik, NH-24, Ghaziabad (U.P.)
>
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