Donald Trump rally attendees suffering from mysterious eye injuries. Details here

Former US president Donald Trump's controversial statement has not only to hit the headline during the rally at Tuscan and Arizona, but also the women who was seated behind Donald Trump, shared that she has experienced temporary blindness by the next day

How many people faced short term eye injury

Approximately six people who joined the rally of the former US president Donald Trump in Arizona, have experienced short term eye injuries from an unknown cause after the event, as per the reports. According to the report of NBC affiliate KVOA-TV the guests who were seating behind Trump on the rally stage at Tucson Music Hall on September 12, have experienced an acute eye pain afterward. Mayra Rodriguez told the news station told the news station that after the event, she experienced burning in eyes. She decided to for an emergency treatment in the hospital , by driving for 90 minutes from her home to Phoenix. The triage nurse and the physician assistant in the emergency room asked her that has she sprayed with something because her symptoms are matching with the cause of spray. From the next day onwards she started experiencing temporary blindness. She added that she failed to see anything instead of a bright light, when she tried to open her eyes and it hurt a lot. Mayra Rodriguez who has became popular in the GOP circle as a Planned Parenthood director and anti-choice advocate, is getting normalised as of earlier this week, per KVOA.

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A brother and sister, who were also in the rally expressed the same story. The woman stated about her detonating condition. Her eyes were watering excessively and her nose was running and her face is becoming flushed. She also sensed about burning in her neck and the symptoms started progressing from there. Her brother told that his eyes were becoming red which was causing discomfort in his eyes and he was unable to tolerate it, as per People

How many people were on stage

As specified in Newsweek, Forty eight people got a chance to be on stage with the Republican candidate Donald Trump. They were positioned behind him from left to right. It was noted by the publication that who were seated to the left had not experience any injury, according to People.

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Mayra Rodriguez got to know from the Trump campaign that the incident is under investigation as well as it had been collecting information. The Trump campaign has provided a statement to the News Station that the highly enegergised people , who have attended the rally were being acknowledged by them.

FAQs

Q1. How many people have experienced short term eye injuries?
A1. Approximately six people who joined the rally of the former US president Donald Trump in Arizona, has experienced short term eye injuries from an unknown cause after the event, as per the reports. According to the report of NBC affiliate KVOA-TV the guests who were seating behind Trump on the rally stage at Tucson Music Hall on September 12, have experienced an acute eye pain afterward.

Q2. How many people got a chance to be on stage
A2. As specified in Newsweek, Forty eight people got a chance to be on stage with the Republican candidate Donald Trump. They were positioned behind him from left to right. It was noted by the publication that who were seated to the left had not experience any injury.