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BOCAUE (AFP) — Juanito Edora carefully fills paper tubes with gunpowder and other chemicals at a backyard fireworks factory in Bulacan as he tries to keep up with demand ahead of the New Year.


Sales have been high in the run-up to New Year’s Eve, when millions of Filipinos will risk their limbs exploding fireworks to greet the coming year in a tradition that maims many and in some cases kills. 


Edora, a 28-year-old father of three, has been working non-stop for several hours, scooping up the chemicals with his bare hands. 


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GEORGE CALIMLIM

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BOCAUE (AFP) — Juanito Edora carefully fills paper tubes with gunpowder and other chemicals at a backyard fireworks factory in Bulacan as he tries to keep up with demand ahead of the New Year.


Sales have been high in the run-up to New Year’s Eve, when millions of Filipinos will risk their limbs exploding fireworks to greet the coming year in a tradition that maims many and in some cases kills. 


Edora, a 28-year-old father of three, has been working non-stop for several hours, scooping up the chemicals with his bare hands. 


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Bringing explosive fun into New Year revelry is serious business in RP

December 29, 2006 - 12:00am

BOCAUE (AFP) — Juanito Edora carefully fills paper tubes with gunpowder and other chemicals at a backyard fireworks factory in Bulacan as he tries to keep up with demand ahead of the New Year. Sales have...

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