Firetrucks decorated with Christmas lights
paraded around Cebu City, Philippines on December 15, 2018 to the amazement of the onlookers in various parts of the city. Firetrucks became very bright and colorful and truly a feast for everyone's senses.
Sirens were heard all over
as the bright and colorful firetrucks passed by. Their adorned Christmas lights were far brighter than the city street lights ​and people hurriedly came out to witness. Anyone can say immediately that they were paraded around by the Bureau Of Fire Protection (BFP) in celebration of the holiday season 2018 but there's more to it than that. As an important agency in the city or any locality, BFP reminded everyone to stay safe during Christmas, and help prevent fire especially from the use of Christmas lights and from firecrackers - never use those that are banned namely: Watusi, piccolo, super lolo, atomic triangle, large Judas belt, large bawang, pillbox, bosa, Goodbye Philippines, Bin Laden, mother rocket, lolo thunder, coke in can, atomic bomb, five star, pla-pla, giant whistle bomb and kabasi. It wishes every family a very Merry Christmas far away from harm or danger. A safety reminder: ​ When buying Christmas decors and lights, make sure to inspect them first for Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) Stickers that guarantees they've passed safety standards by the Department Of Trade And Industry (DTI) and are safe to use by the consumers. If you don't see that ICC sticker, forget it. You could be taking home a dangerous ​or disastrous product.
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