From midnight on October 31 to midnight on November 1, the Dublin Fire Brigade received 494 fire calls, 421 of which were Halloween-related, indicating significant seasonal activity.
Local authorities removed over 500 tonnes of bonfire materials leading up to Halloween to mitigate fire risks, showcasing proactive measures taken to prevent incidents and environmental damage.
Our paramedics responded to hand and facial injuries from fireworks across the city, highlighting the increase in injuries associated with Halloween celebrations and the unsafe use of fireworks.
This year's Halloween saw a notable rise in emergency calls, with 494 fire-related incidents reported, compared to only 244 last year, emphasizing the growing concerns.
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