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Swiss set to go to the polls over nationwide firework ban

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Fireworks have already been banned in the Netherlands earlier this year on safety and environmental grounds.

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Switzerland could impose new restrictions on the use of loud fireworks, as citizens vote on November 29 on an initiative aimed at protecting animals, the environment and human health. According to a poll published on October 23 by the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC), 69 percent of voters support the proposal to restrict fireworks, signaling significant support for the measure. The initiative has been backed by animal protection organization…

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The Swiss will decide in a referendum on November 29th whether to ban noisy fireworks.

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The Swiss will decide on a ban on fireworks in a referendum on November 29. The proposal was initiated by animal and environmental protection organizations, and according to the first polls, it has great support from citizens. A total of 69% of respondents support the ban, while 29% are against it. The aim of the initiative is to protect animals and people […] The post Swiss in a referendum: They will decide whether to abolish fireworks appeared…

Switzerland could prohibit the sale and use of noisy fireworks throughout the country through a referendum scheduled for 29 November.

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Euronews broke the news in Lyon, France on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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