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Flying Umbrella Ended In Schoolboy’s Eye

Submitted by Alafista on Sunday, 20 April 20088 Comments

Here’s a very good reason why you shouldn’t play around with your umbrella indoors. You might really poke someone’s eye out.

This freak accident happened in a high school in Yokohama, whereby a high school boy is now lying unconscious in hospital after an umbrella that a classmate was swinging in their classroom broke, flying into his left eye.

His friend was swinging around an umbrella like a baseball bat in a classroom when it came loose from its handle, sticking into the victim’s left eye.

Japan Probe has a very nice video of the news report on this as accident as well.

Source: Mainichi Japan

This is such an unfortunate accident. How could you ever face you friend again if you were the one responsible for poking his eye out and nearly killing him.

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