Balls

Hold the helium balloon string tightly!

In recent years, during holidays, concerts, last bells, or graduations in schools and kindergartens, it has become a tradition to release helium balloons into the atmosphere.

The Ministry of Natural Resources urges to refrain from launching balloons during festive events such as last bells and graduation parties.
Balloons can travel long distances. When they fall, they will pollute the most remote corners of nature, and their latex shells will release toxic substances into the soil and water. A balloon that falls and is eaten by an animal can block its intestines, leading to the animal's death.
There is no direct ban on launching balloons, but it is important to be aware of the scale of harm to nature.