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15-Inch Rod Pierces Man's Head, He Survives After 10-Hour-Long Surgery
A Chinese man miraculously survived after a 15-inch metal rod went through his mouth into his head. The tragic incident occurred when he was having dinner with co-workers at a restaurant.
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3.5 Feet Iron Rod Removed From Kolkata Youth's Skull
A 3.5-feet-long iron rod was successfully removed by doctors from the skull of a youth, who suffered severe brain damage after the metal pierced through his forehead and the cranium in a car accident and the patient discharged on Tuesday.
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60-Yr-Old Driver Thrashed for Scolding Boy Who Scratched Car
After the elderly man reprimanded a 10- year- old boy from a neighbouring society for cycling within the premises, an angry mob of adults, including his father, beat him with belts and a metal rod
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Doctors Remove Metal Rods From 'Possessed' Spiritual Healer
Nepalese surgeons removed four metal rods measuring up to 15 centimetres (six inches) from a shaman, or traditional healer, who had swallowed them during a trance, doctors said Saturday.
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15-Inch Rod Pierces Man's Head, He Survives After 10-Hour-Long Surgery
A Chinese man miraculously survived after a 15-inch metal rod went through his mouth into his head. The tragic incident occurred when he was having dinner with co-workers at a restaurant.
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3.5 Feet Iron Rod Removed From Kolkata Youth's Skull
A 3.5-feet-long iron rod was successfully removed by doctors from the skull of a youth, who suffered severe brain damage after the metal pierced through his forehead and the cranium in a car accident and the patient discharged on Tuesday.
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60-Yr-Old Driver Thrashed for Scolding Boy Who Scratched Car
After the elderly man reprimanded a 10- year- old boy from a neighbouring society for cycling within the premises, an angry mob of adults, including his father, beat him with belts and a metal rod
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Doctors Remove Metal Rods From 'Possessed' Spiritual Healer
Nepalese surgeons removed four metal rods measuring up to 15 centimetres (six inches) from a shaman, or traditional healer, who had swallowed them during a trance, doctors said Saturday.
