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The faces of courage: Scarred survivors of acid attacks reveal the shocking stories

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...reveal-got-terrible-injuries-wont-beaten.html

The faces of courage: Scarred survivors of acid attacks reveal the shocking stories behind their terrible injuries

Poppy Rani Das, 22, from Kishoreganj in Bangladesh, was tricked into drinking acid by her husband
With her mouth, stomach and digestive system badly burned, she is in constant pain and can barely eat
Other victims to feature in striking pictures by Danish photographer Ken Hermann include Abdul Kader, 47
Kader was attacked by a cousin over a land dispute while Shyamol Kumar, 14, was attacked while he slept
All were photographed at Jibontara Hospital in Dhaka, a burns unit run by the Acid Survivors Foundation
Along with Bangladesh, other countries with an acid attack problem include India, Pakistan, Nepal and Uganda

By Ruth Styles

Published: 11:04 GMT, 23 July 2014 | Updated: 12:16 GMT, 23 July 2014

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...rible-injuries-wont-beaten.html#ixzz38Ir4Eehc
 
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