Guide on Prohibited Firecrackers 2025 for Public’s Safety
PROHIBITED FIRECRACKERS 2025 – The Philippine National Police (PNP) released the list of firecrackers that the public should avoid.
The Philippines is one of the countries with the longest Christmas celebrations. Many households really prepare a lot for the Christmas eve and the New Year’s eve. They cook lots of food, prepare drinks, and organize programs for the family and loved ones to enjoy.
The month of December usually come with left and right parties in the Philippines. The best Christmas songs can also be heard everywhere most especially in shopping malls and other public places. Countless Roman Catholic also practice the traditional Simbang Gabi which ends on December 24. There is usually a different set of preparation for the New Year’s eve.
Many Filipino families are undeniably into firecrackers. Individuals of different ages enjoy firecrackers and they are part of the New Year celebration for several decades now. However, it is important to know that there are prohibited firecrackers as they can be risky.
Recently, the Philippine National Police (PNP) has released the prohibited firecrackers for this year 2025. Based on a report on Phil Star, the list contains 31 items. The list was released by PCol. Rex Buyucan, PNP-Firearms and Explosive Office’s Explosive Management Division Chief.
- Watusi
- Lolo Thunder
- Boga
- Poppop
- Atomic Triangle
- Kwiton
- Pla-pla
- Mother Rockets
- Hello Columbia
- Piccolo
- Goodbye Philippines
- Tuna
- Five Star
- Goodbye Delima
- GPH Nuclear
- Giant Bawang
- Goodbye Napoles
- Giant Whistle Bomb,
- Coke-in-Can,
- Atomic Bomb
- Bin Laden
- Large-size Judas Belt
- Pillbox
- Super Lolo
- Kabasi
- Goodbye Bading
- Super Yolanda
- Goodbye Chismosa
- King Kong
- Dart Bomb
Based on the report, the PNP warned that those who will be caught violating the Republic Act 7183 may be jailed from six (6) months to one (1) year. Recently, President Bongbong Marcos was asked about his Christmas wish.