Today we are going to share with you about the harm caused by the chemical found in the firecrackers of Diwali. As the festival of Diwali is coming closer. In such a situation, people are busy with home decoration, cleanliness, shopping and preparation for worship. But apart from all this, one trend that is on Diwali is that of bursting crackers.

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But do you know how bad burning these firecrackers affects our health? The government imposes rules and prevents us from burning firecrackers, but if we know our own loss, we will refrain from burning firecrackers. Let us know how many chemicals are there in firecrackers and how they damage the body. Potassium chlorates present in firecrackers produce strong light, due to which the air becomes poisonous and surrounds the lungs.

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It is worth noting that due to the pollution caused by Diwali firecrackers, such toxic particles are released due to which there is a problem of burning and irritation of the eyes. To avoid them, one should keep splashing cold water on the eyes. At times, due to the explosions of sharp explosions, the ear curtains burst. There is a risk of hearing loss. During the burning of firecrackers during Diwali, dangerous carbon dioxide gases dissolve in the breath and cause harm to the pregnant woman's unborn child, leading to miscarriage.

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