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Residents of Saransk told about the trend in social networks with exploding flour

In Saransk, residents were told about the growing trend in social networks

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Residents of Saransk told about the trend in social networks with exploding flour

In Saransk, residents were told about the growing trend in social networks. Women film a show in front of the camera, and behind them a firecracker explodes in a cloud of sprayed flour.

Participants in such videos portray the heroines of blockbusters, but the effectiveness of the frames is fraught with risk. Flour dust in the air can catch fire, and careless handling of fire on the street can lead to a forest fire.

Residents of Saransk should remember that the pursuit of spectacular video does not justify the risk.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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