- People of the country are suffering from crackers during Diwali
- Many eye-popping incidents in Bangalore
- A hindrance to children's eyes too
Diwali Pataka Injuries: Many cases of eye injuries have come to light in Bangalore after Diwali. of India At least 74 cases of eye injuries due to firecrackers have been reported at Minto Eye Hospital and Narayan Eye Hospital in Bangalore.
The injured include children and ordinary citizens who have fallen victim to the accident. According to Minto Eye Hospital, 28 patients, including 10 children and 18 adults, were treated for eye injuries caused by firecrackers between November 6 and 9. According to the hospital, out of these 28 patients, 11 suffered minor injuries, while 17 suffered serious injuries.
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Many cases from outside Bangalore as well
According to the medical institute, 12 of these patients were injured while lighting firecrackers, while the remaining 16 were injured by civilians who fell victim to the accident. Of the patients treated, 25 were from Bangalore, while one each from Doddaballapur, Mysore and Raichur, the hospital said.
According to Narayan Eye Hospital in Rajajinagar, 46 patients were treated for eye injuries due to firecrackers from November 7 to November 10 at 11 am. This included 25 children, 33 men and 13 women. Of these, 16 were injured by bystanders, while 30 were injured while lighting firecrackers themselves.
What did the hospital say?
The hospital said 44 patients were treated with medication, while one patient underwent surgery for an injury to the cornea (the transparent layer in front of the iris). Another patient has also been advised to undergo corneal injury surgery.
Narayan Eye Director Dr. Naren Shetty advises people not to let their children light firecrackers alone and keep them at a safe distance from children. He also advised people to use safety glasses while lighting crackers to avoid eye injuries. Dr. Narayan Eye Clinic Head and Cornea Department Consultant. Yatish S. said that most of the patients were treated with medicines in the Outpatient Department (OPD), while one patient had to undergo surgery. He said that despite public awareness efforts, cases of eye injuries due to firecrackers are being reported.
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