Given that they do not want people to be scared on Halloween next week, the industry`s top agencies urge parents to take precautions against the safety of their children`s "trick or treat". Piper (Tim Piper), head of Victoria`s Australian Industrial Group, said Halloween has become a popular community event in Australia, with all families participating in the festival.
"but it is equally important to keep it safe," he said in a statement on Saturday. "to make sure that children know how to celebrate the holiday safely, there are rules to make sure that children know how to celebrate the holiday safely," he said in a statement on Saturday.
The candy industry has a six-step "smart" safety plan for "trick or treat".
Make a plan: help children make wise decisions when celebrating Halloween.
Eat before you go out: make sure children who participate in "trick or treat" eat healthy snacks before going out of the street.
Safety: Children involved in trick - or - treating should be accompanied by adults.
