Emergency services say there have been several injuries, including facial burns to a six-month-old and burns to the groin region of a 37-year-old man, during the annual night when people can legally let off fireworks in the Northern Territory.
  • In short: The Northern Territory’s annual firework night has seen at least four people injured, including a six-month-old with facial burns and a 37-year-old with burns to the groin region.
  • It is legal to set off fireworks in the NT each year on July 1 during a five-hour window.
  • What’s next? Police have urged people not to continue letting off fireworks after Monday night’s 11pm cut-off and have reminded the public doing so could incur a $1,800 fine.