Considering user request clarity

The user's Chinese sentence seems like a news headline about an investigation regarding fireworks at Ajax stadium. They didn't ask a specific question, so they might want more information or a rewrite. Since I can handle general queries, I should remember that I can't fabricate or provide unfounded claims. I can't access live news, so I should ask for clarification on whether they'd like a summary or background info about the laws in the Netherlands related to pyrotechnics and the mayor of Amsterdam.Exploring the investigation context

The mayor of Amsterdam oversees public order, and investigations involving fireworks would typically involve multiple parties, like the police and stadium management. It's essential not to get too specific about this particular incident, but in Dutch football, pyro use is banned, and there could be sanctions like fines or stadium bans. I can suggest checking official sources like the municipality of Amsterdam, Ajax, and Dutch police for updates. I might also ask the user if they want a summary, translation, or more context.Clarifying user intentions

The user's sentence seems like a headline, so they might be asking for a rewrite or a social media post. I should clarify their goal since the guidelines suggest I ask when necessary. I can provide options like a quick English translation, context about the investigation, typical consequences, and how to verify information. There’s no need for heavy formatting, so I’ll list options numerically and ask what they’d like. Let's dive in and create that response!