New Year’s celebrations in Bulgaria involve predictable events, including excessive fireworks and related incidents.
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Three things inevitably happen every New Year in Bulgaria: the president gives a dull speech, some people overindulge in food or drink (or both), and others end up in the emergency room due to fireworks exploding on them. It is natural for cities and villages in Bulgaria to shake with fireworks during this holiday, as if they are at war. This deep-rooted love for fireworks and firecrackers cannot be eradicated by bans or rational arguments, no matter how many bans are imposed. According to Bulgarian legislation, fireworks are divided into four groups.
