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04/01/2026

No, it is illegal to fire a blank-bullet gun from a balcony or in an inhabited area in Italy, even on your own private property, during New Year's Eve or any other time.
Under Article 703 of the Italian Penal Code ("Dangerous ignitions and explosions"), firing a gun without permission in or near an inhabited place is a criminal offense. The penalties can range from a fine of up to €103 to a month in prison.
Key points to consider:
Public safety and noise: The law is intended to protect the safety of people and animals and prevent public disturbance. Discharging a firearm, even a blank gun, on a balcony in a populated area violates this principle.
Local ordinances: Many Italian cities impose specific, stricter bans on fireworks and any form of explosive or loud noise around New Year's Eve, often with fines of up to €500 or more, to reduce injuries and terrorized pets.
Safety risks: While blanks are safer than live rounds, they can still cause serious injury or death if pointed at a person at close range. Furthermore, celebratory gunfire, even with blanks, can cause anxiety and fear among neighbors who may not know the difference.
Legality of the gun itself: Blank-firing guns are legal to buy in Italy without a license for those over 18, but their use is still highly regulated regarding where they can be discharged.
In summary, firing a blank gun from a balcony is considered an illegal and dangerous act in Italy, regardless of it being private property.

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04/01/2026

Rome, Italy🇮🇹New Year's Eve measures to include metal detectors and restricted access to squares

Italian New Year's Eve safety and security measures will include a ban on fireworks, the installation of metal detectors, and restricted access to certain large public squares, local and national officials have said.

Metal detectors and access gates to events, a ban on firecrackers, glass bottles, and pepper spray, as well as restricted access to some squares will feature across the Bel Paese on the last night of the year.

From north to south, Italian cities are preparing for New Year's Eve celebrations with security measures and restrictions to prevent incidents.

In Rome, the traditional concert at the Circus Maximus will attract maximum attention. This year, three big names will take to the stage: Alessandra Amoroso, Fabri Fibra, and Tananai, who will perform before midnight. Over 40,000 people are expected at the event, for which access gates equipped with metal detectors will be set up. Also under scrutiny are the streets and squares of the historic center where thousands of people usually flock to celebrate the arrival of the new year.

Train stations and metro stops are being monitored to monitor the flow of people. In light of international security alerts on anti-semitic and other acts, security measures will be strengthened in places of public gathering, institutional buildings, and sensitive targets. The usual ordinances will also be implemented, limiting the use of firecrackers and glass bottles in the streets. Restrictions will also be implemented in Naples in the areas of Piazza del Plebiscito, Piazza Municipio, and the Caracciolo seafront, starting on the afternoon of December 31st.

An ordinance by Mayor Gaetano Manfredi prohibits the sale and consumption of beverages in glass, rigid plastic, or canned containers, as well as the carrying of pepper spray. Fireworks, firecrackers, firecrackers, and rockets will not be permitted to be brought in or set off. Measures in Venice will prohibit the consumption of beverages in the streets, and pepper spray and offensive objects in entertainment areas will be prohibited. Glass bottles and spray cans will also be banned in Milan, in the area within the 90/91 trolleybus ring, in a larger area of the city center, and in Piazza Duomo, which will be cordoned off and with entry limited to 4,500 people. To manage the flow, 17 access gates will be set up.

Piazza Maggiore in Bologna will also be open to no more than 9,000 people. Those entering the square will be given a coupon that must be returned upon exit, to ensure maximum capacity. The sale of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, whether in glass or canned containers, for takeout or on outdoor seating is also prohibited.

Glass, firecrackers, and pepper spray will also be banned in Florence, where violators will be punished with fines of up to €500 and the seizure of any illegally possessed items. "Behind every exploded firecracker lies a danger we cannot ignore: for our animal friends, for the environment, pollution, and for everyone's health and safety," emphasized Deputy Mayor and Environment Councilor Paola Galgani. "Florence is a city founded on respect and care.

Let's respect the municipal ordinance: let's choose civility and protect those who have no voice."

04/01/2026

Viral na nagpaputok ng baril sa italy daw ay nangyari yon at legal daw ang ganon.

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No, it is illegal to fire a blank-bullet gun from a balcony or in an inhabited area in Italy, even on your own private property, during New Year's Eve or any other time.
Under Article 703 of the Italian Penal Code ("Dangerous ignitions and explosions"), firing a gun without permission in or near an inhabited place is a criminal offense. The penalties can range from a fine of up to €103 to a month in prison.
Key points to consider:
Public safety and noise: The law is intended to protect the safety of people and animals and prevent public disturbance. Discharging a firearm, even a blank gun, on a balcony in a populated area violates this principle.
Local ordinances: Many Italian cities impose specific, stricter bans on fireworks and any form of explosive or loud noise around New Year's Eve, often with fines of up to €500 or more, to reduce injuries and terrorized pets.
Safety risks: While blanks are safer than live rounds, they can still cause serious injury or death if pointed at a person at close range. Furthermore, celebratory gunfire, even with blanks, can cause anxiety and fear among neighbors who may not know the difference.
Legality of the gun itself: Blank-firing guns are legal to buy in Italy without a license for those over 18, but their use is still highly regulated regarding where they can be discharged.
In summary, firing a blank gun from a balcony is considered an illegal and dangerous act in Italy, regardless of it being private property.

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02/01/2026

PAULIT-ULIT NAGPAPUTOK NG BARIL

Viral ngayon ang video ng isang Pinoy na paulit-ulit nagpaputok ng baril sa gitna umano ng pagsalubong sa bagong taon.

Kuha umano ang naturang video sa Italy. Umani ng sari-saring komento ang video - marami sa mga ito, negatibo.

Ayon naman sa isang post ng uploader ng video, laruan lang ang baril na nakita sa video.

01/01/2026

Disclaimer; ang video po ito ay hindi akin, gusto ko lang ikalat dahil napaka-delikado ng ginagawa nila!

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31/12/2025

Huwag na po tayo gumamit ng paputok sa darating na new year. 👌 para ligtas ang buong pamilya at ating community. 👌

28/12/2025

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27/12/2025

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27/12/2025

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