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Two-year-old dies after a firecracker explodes in his mouth during Diwali

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A two-year-old child died after a cracker he had put in his mouth exploded during the Diwali celebrations. The incident was reported by the Indian Express, which described the cracker as a plaything that turned fatal. The article highlights the serious danger that small fireworks pose to young children. It underscores the need for close adult supervision around firecrackers during festivals.

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