Burnham temporarily bans disposable barbecue sales in ‘tinderbox’ Britain
Summary
Britain has temporarily banned the sale of disposable barbecues across the country to help prevent wildfires during dry and hot weather. The government is also bringing in the military and planning to use firefighting planes to combat fires, while preparing emergency support for fire services.Key Facts
- A temporary ban on disposable barbecue sales is now in effect across Great Britain.
- The ban aims to reduce the risk of wildfires during a period of very dry and hot weather.
- At least 19 people were hospitalized in the West Midlands after multiple fires damaged homes.
- The military is helping to manage the wildfires.
- The government plans to use firefighting planes similar to those used in Europe and the US.
- Officials warn the hot, dry conditions may continue into October, increasing fire risks.
- Emergency financial support is being prepared for fire services fighting wildfires.
- The prime minister said the country must adapt to climate change while gradually shifting to cleaner energy.
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