A toddler is injured after a firework explodes near her outside a petrol station in Carrickmore, County Tyrone, on Halloween night. Reports say the child suffers burns to her forearm and is treated in hospital, while police appeal for witnesses.

Context across outlets is limited but consistent: the incident happens at night around the time of Halloween celebrations, and the firework is described as being thrown by a group of teenagers. One outlet identifies a more specific description of the suspects and the location details, while others focus more generally on the fact of the injury and the request for information.

Differences are mainly in how much detail is provided about the alleged throwers and the setting. Some coverage includes timing and descriptive features (such as the number and clothing of those involved), while other reports use broader language such as “teens” and focus on the injury and the police appeal.