Schools need to tighten management of fireworks and explosives.

The Ministry of Education and Training said that during the Tet holiday, there were a number of incidents of students violating regulations on the management and use of fireworks and using violent and explosive toys, with some cases causing serious consequences.

Students signed a pledge not to set off fireworks.

The Ministry of Education and Training continues to request that Departments of Education and Training and schools, before allowing students to have Tet holiday, need to strengthen education and propaganda work on legal regulations on firecracker and explosive management.

Specifically, thoroughly inform all students not to buy, sell, transport, produce, store, or use fireworks or explosives. Do not use violent toys or toys that can be dangerous.

Closely coordinate with local authorities, functional agencies and parents to take measures to manage and remind students to strictly follow regulations on ensuring security, order, and management of fireworks and explosives before, during and after Tet.

According toEducation and Training