Police across Scotland have announced the largest operation since former U.S. President Donald Trump's visit in 2019 to manage Bonfire Night celebrations. Firework Control Zones have been established in Glasgow and Edinburgh to prevent anti-social behaviour. Over 2,000 officers are expected to be deployed in the two cities. The operation follows a rise in incidents during previous years. Local authorities have warned of increased enforcement. The move comes amid concerns over public safety and noise complaints. Fireworks will be restricted to designated areas. Residents are urged to follow guidelines. The operation is set to run from November 4 to November 5.