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Fireworks Ban: Here's What You Need to Know About the Fireworks Initiative

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The fireworks initiative aims to ban the use of noisy fireworks by private individuals. 20 Minuten explains what it is about. On November 29, 2026, Swiss citizens will vote on the popular initiative “For a restriction on fireworks”, which aims to ban the sale and use of noisy fireworks by private individuals. If the initiative is approved, noisy fireworks will not be able to be sold and used by private individuals. However, the ban will not incl…

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The fireworks initiative aims to ban the use of noisy fireworks by private individuals. 20 Minuten explains what it is about. On November 29, 2026, Swiss citizens will vote on the popular initiative “For a restriction on fireworks”, which aims to ban the sale and use of noisy fireworks by private individuals. If the initiative is approved, noisy fireworks will not be able to be sold and used by private individuals. However, the ban will not incl…

Wide-ranging consequences for private and local celebrations, SMEs and traditions: the opponents of the fireworks initiative reject a nationwide ban. Targeted rules instead of bans are needed, they assert.

The committee opposed the initiative for the prohibition of fireworks launched on Tuesday its campaign for the vote on 29 November. For the right and the economy, we must bet on responsibility rather than ban.

·Geneva, Switzerland
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The fireworks initiative wants to ban the burning of fireworks that generate noise for private individuals. 20 minutes tells you what it's about.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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20 Minuten broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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