Bonfire Night could lose its bang this year as display organisers acknowledge the distress fireworks can cause.
Animal, autism and military charities call for tougher restrictions to the sale of fireworks, ITV News' Kelly Foran reportscould lose its bang this year as display organisers acknowledge the distress fireworks can cause to wildlife and people.
In response, some local councils have encouraged professionals to put on low-noise displays, after listening to lobbying from residents. Mental health issues such as PTSD can also be triggered by the sudden noises, unexpected flashes and the smell of fireworks and bonfires.A survey conducted by Help for Heroes and Combat Stress found almost a quarter of veterans said fireworks have triggered a negative experience for them personally, ranging from feeling jumpy and hypervigilant through to panic attacks.Stephen Glover, of The Rifles, told ITV News that he feels ashamed of his reaction to the fireworks.
In an effort to provide some respite, low yield fireworks are becoming an increasingly popular option to ensure the fun can be shared by everyone.
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