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During the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, folk activities are often accompanied by firecrackers and fireworks, but releasing flammable items in densely populated areas is risky and can easily cause fires or property losses.
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, a group of people set off firecrackers wildly in the parking lot of Nanzi, Gao City. Schematic diagram. (File photo)
Late last night (25th), a group of people witnessed a group of people setting off firecrackers wildly in Nanzi Alley, Gao City, and even broke into the parking lot to set off fireworks. Faced with enthusiastic neighbors who came to dissuade them, the group not only showed no regrets, but even arrogantly yelled and shouted in the street: "You called the police!" The bad behavior triggered public outrage.
The Nanzi Police Station stated that the incident had not been reported to the police. The police in the jurisdiction had taken the initiative to ask the parking lot operator. They were told that the crowd had dispersed and they did not plan to report the incident. However, the police will strengthen patrols around the parking lot during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday and called on not to set off flammable items in densely populated residential areas, parking lots or narrow alleys. If damage is caused, it may violate Article 175 of the Criminal Law of setting fire to objects other than a residence, and the person may be sentenced to up to 3 years in prison. If damage is caused to the vehicle, the owner may also seek compensation in accordance with the law.
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Eyewitnesses pointed out that a group of people were having a barbecue in Lane 670 of a certain section of the road. After drinking yellow soup, they became more and more excited and started to set off firecrackers in the middle of the road. What was scary was that the firecrackers set off were full of flames. Witnesses saw with their own eyes that "the firecrackers flew directly into the arcade of other people's homes." The scene was full of danger. What's even more exaggerated is that this group of people seemed to think that the fun was not big enough, so they broke into a nearby parking lot and set off fireworks.
Since there are a large number of innocent vehicles parked in the parking lot, once a spark ignites the fuel tank, the consequences will be disastrous. The people who witnessed it could not bear it anymore and were worried about damage to the property of the car owners, so they immediately issued an emergency appeal in the online community: "We advise monthly rental car owners who have vehicles parked in this parking lot, or car owners who happen to be parked nearby, to quickly check whether their cars have been affected by fireworks!"
Witnesses came forward to dissuade them. Unexpectedly, the other party not only did not restrain themselves, but also spoke very impulsively. They even collectively started the "loud public mode" and shouted arrogantly at the dissuading people: "You call the police!" They tried to use their volume and momentum to suppress the reasonable neighbors.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will strengthen patrols in parking lots and alleys in Nanzi District during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
Likely · Within days
If a vehicle is damaged by fireworks, the owner will seek compensation from the perpetrator in accordance with the law.
Possible · Within weeks

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