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Under the epidemic, the fate of Sydney New Year's fireworks this year has aroused widespread discussion. A reporter from Worry-Free Australia recently learned that New Year's fireworks will still be held in 2021, but the scale will be much smaller than in previous years.
As a symbol of Sydney's city, the grand New year fireworks attract more than 1 million viewers every year. Enthusiastic citizens and tourists have been queuing up in Sydney Harbor and the best places to enjoy the city a few days ago. But this year's event is expected to be almost visible on TV.
The well-designed, massive Sydney New Year fireworks show is a symbol of Sydney's city, attracting 1 billion people to watch in front of television each year (pictures from the Internet)
The well-designed, massive Sydney New Year fireworks show is a symbol of Sydney's city, attracting 1 billion people to watch in front of television each year (pictures from the Internet)
On Thursday (September 24), Sydney parliament Mayor Clive Moore (Clover Moore), who organized the fireworks campaign in previous years, announced that she would hand over the & quot; temporary custody of fireworks this year to New South Wales government, citing the cost, health and crowd management risks associated with the new crown outbreak, which left the city parliament unaffordable and needed to be organized by a higher government.
A year ago, fireworks were conservative in sydney in 2020, when forest fires were burning in many parts of the new state, and many expressed dissatisfaction that fireworks were still being held because of the additional fire danger. But the fireworks show was held as scheduled and brought about $130 million in economic revenue to the new state.
A $6.5 million is spent on the 2020 New Year fireworks show, and the New State government says 2021 will cost much less, New State Governor Gladys. The 9 p.m. fireworks display for children will be cancelled in previous years, and the 12-minute cross-annual fireworks display will be shortened to about 5 minutes and concentrated on the site of the sydney harbour bridge (Sydney Harbour Bridge), instead of launching simultaneously from multiple locations in the city as usual, berriegiklian said.
Cutting the scale of fireworks displays and significantly reducing public viewing areas and activities can help reduce the risk of Coronavirus spreading, while allowing the New year fireworks, Sydney's city and even Australia's national symbol, to be to give hope to people in trouble, said Gladys Berridge.
"The very downplayed New Year fireworks will be largely symbolic, and preserving it is important for our souls and positive thinking. "said Gladys.
"We don't want to see large crowds in the city, and the vast majority of us, including myself, watch it on TV at home. "Gladys added.
Gladys also points out that if public health advice approaches the new year change, there is a possibility that cross-annual fireworks will be cancelled.
In view of its time zone, Sydney is one of the world's first major cities to enter the New year, with an estimated 1 billion people watching its New year fireworks show on television last year.
