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Medical Body Ignored On Carbide Guns, 300 Eye Injury Cases In Bhopal
Despite a two-year-old warning from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) about the risks of calcium carbide guns, these unlicensed and improvised "toy guns" continued to be sold across Madhya Pradesh this Diwali.
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'Carbide Guns' Injure 320 In Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Meets Victims
Doctors at Hamidia and other hospitals say that nearly 40 victims have suffered corneal damage, and for many, it may take up to six months before their vision can recover, if at all.
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Bhopal, Gwalior Ban 'Carbide Guns' After 300 Suffer Eye Injuries On Diwali
Two districts in Madhya Pradesh- Gwalior and Bhopal- have banned the sale, purchase, and storage of carbide pipe guns after they caused eye injuries to nearly 300 people in the state during Diwali celebrations.
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14 Kids Lose Eyesight In Madhya Pradesh Playing With 'Carbide Gun' On Diwali
Every Diwali brings a new trend in firecrackers, from chakris to rockets to sparklers, but this year's craze has turned deadly.
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Medical Body Ignored On Carbide Guns, 300 Eye Injury Cases In Bhopal
Despite a two-year-old warning from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) about the risks of calcium carbide guns, these unlicensed and improvised "toy guns" continued to be sold across Madhya Pradesh this Diwali.
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'Carbide Guns' Injure 320 In Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Meets Victims
Doctors at Hamidia and other hospitals say that nearly 40 victims have suffered corneal damage, and for many, it may take up to six months before their vision can recover, if at all.
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Bhopal, Gwalior Ban 'Carbide Guns' After 300 Suffer Eye Injuries On Diwali
Two districts in Madhya Pradesh- Gwalior and Bhopal- have banned the sale, purchase, and storage of carbide pipe guns after they caused eye injuries to nearly 300 people in the state during Diwali celebrations.
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14 Kids Lose Eyesight In Madhya Pradesh Playing With 'Carbide Gun' On Diwali
Every Diwali brings a new trend in firecrackers, from chakris to rockets to sparklers, but this year's craze has turned deadly.
