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Title: Oogziekenhuis Rotterdam Sees 27 Vuurwerkslachtoffers; Experts Warn: ‘Er Bestaat Geen Veilig Vuurwerk’
Meta Description: A total of 27 people were injured by fireworks at Rotterdam’s Oogziekenhuis. Eye specialists urge caution, stating that no firework is truly safe.
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ROTTERDAM — In a concerning surge, the Oogziekenhuis Rotterdam treated 27 victims injured by fireworks in a single night. This alarming figure has raised concerns among eye specialists, who caution that no firework can be considered completely safe.
The postcodekanjer incident, where a helper fell into the Balkbrug canal due to communication issues, only added to the chaos of the night. However, it was the vuurwerkschade that took center stage, with Rotterdam’s eye hospital witnessing an unprecedented influx of patients.
Oogarts Peter van der Hoek from the De Gelderlander warned, "Er bestaat geen veilig vuurwerk." Translating, he said, "There is no such thing as safe fireworks." His sentiments were echoed by other specialists who have seen firsthand the devastation caused by these explosives. Van der Hoek continued, "We’ve seen severe injuries, including burns and punctured eyes, from fireworks уверены meant to be relatively harmless."
uncu The Orthoptist at the Oogziekenhuis, explained that even small fireworks can cause severe trauma. "Kruit, glas, and karton fragments can embed themselves in the eye, causing irreversible damage," she cautioned.
The incident has not only prompted safety warnings but also raised questions about emergency response communication systems. Following the Balkbrug incident,ома The NOS reported that hulpdiensten communication had haperde, causing delays and confusion.
As we usher in a new year, these incidents serve as stark reminders of the dangers posed by fireworks. While they may seem like a festive tradition, the injuries they cause can have lifelong consequences. Eye specialists urge caution and responsible use, emphasizing that ‘safe’ fireworks are a misnomer.
