Firecrackers greets Lunar New Year in Singapore

Firecrackers greets Lunar New Year in Singapore

SINGAPORE, Singapore - People watch ear-splitting firecrackers in the Chinatown area of Singapore at midnight on Jan. 22 to greet the Luna New Year. The Singapore government allowed the firecrackers for the first time in 32 years for the new year celebrations.

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