The number of fireworks-related injuries (FWRIs) has already increased to 307, the Department of Health (DOH) said.
The number of fireworks-related injuries has already increased to 307, the Department of Health said.
Metro Manila remained at the top spot with the most number of fireworks-related injuries with 139 cases.
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