Entering the Year of the Rabbit, "folk fireworks" have been staged in many districts in Hong Kong. On the morning of the third day of the Lunar New Year (24th), a video of about 1 minute was circulated on the Internet, showing that someone was on the road between Cameron Road and Carnarvon Road in Tsim Sha Tsui. Fireworks at the intersection.
As soon as the clip begins, a firework that looks like a soaring cannon can be seen in the center of the intersection. There are continuous flames and "swoosh" firing sounds. The firework shoots into the air and then turns into an explosion. The scene was shocking.
What's even more exaggerated is that in the latter part of the film, some fireworks were seen to be launched horizontally from the left and right sides of Carnarvon Road. At the end, a man wearing a men's shirt who seemed to be setting off fireworks ran away.
A citizen happened to pass by and took pictures of the situation with his mobile phone on the spot, and couldn't help making a "beep".
The fireworks were fired without interruption for a minute, and the intersection was filled with smoke, while taxis and private cars drove by as usual.
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According to Article 6 of the Dangerous Goods Ordinance (Chapter 295 of the Laws of Hong Kong), anyone who illegally possesses or discharges fireworks and firecrackers can be fined up to HK$25,000 and imprisoned for 6 months upon conviction.
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