18-year-old dies after setting off firecrackers in Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate
The police "once again urged" people to be "extremely careful" when handling fireworks. Accidents repeatedly occur on New Year's Eve when pyrotechnics are set off.
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- Despite the police's repeated warnings to handle fireworks with care, an 18-year-old sadly died after igniting firecrackers in Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, on New Year's Eve.
- The local police in Koblenz are currently investigating the incident, involving an 18-year-old who died from the firecracker explosion, with their CID (Criminal Investigation Department).
- Last year, there were several reports of firecracker accidents in Coblenz on New Year's Eve, which prompted the authorities to urge caution regarding these pyrotechnics.
- If you are in Coblenz for New Year's Eve this year and wish to use firecrackers, it's essential to remember the advice offered by the local police to avoid any unwanted incidents.
- The firecracker explosion that claimed the life of the 18-year-old in Koblenz on New Year's Eve was a sobering reminder of the dangers associated with pyrotechnics, which should always be handled with caution.
- The firecracker mishap took place in an early evening celebration in Koblenz, with many locals and tourists witnessing the tragic event, leading to shock and concern among the city's residents.
- The police in Rhineland-Palatinate urged citizens to use only established firework displays for New Year's Eve celebrations and to avoid handling firecrackers due to the potential risks, following the unfortunate death of the 18-year-old.
Source: www.stern.de
