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Fireworks are a staple during festivals in Malaysia , and there are many types of fireworks to choose from.
Having said that, there is one important question that needs answering - is it true that these fireworks are legal in Malaysia?Since 2018, only 45 types of fireworks from two specific brands - Pop-Pop and HappyBoom - are legal for sale to the public and of these, 36 are legal for sale from small businesses and bazaars. They are mostly spinners, fountains, sparklers, and Roman candles.
In the statement, the police added that there are nine types of fireworks that can only be sold to the public by licenced agents. Others in the list are the Happy Boom Assorted Celebration Cake Repeater , Happy Boom Assorted Celebration Cake Repeater , Happy Boom Shoot Cake , Happy Boom Shoot Cake , and Happy Boom Rat 50 .
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