Archive · 14 Sep 2025
Odisha School: Students Hospitalized After Glue Incident
At a school in Odisha, some students had glue put in their eyes while they slept.
Eight students couldn't open their eyes in the morning and had to go to the hospital.
Luckily, most are recovering.
The school staff helped the students and the police are trying to figure out who did it and why.
Doctors say prompt medical intervention saved the patients' vision.
The headmaster has been suspended.
Eight students were hospitalized after glue was applied to their eyes.
The incident occurred at the Sebashram School in Salaguda, Odisha.
Students from classes 4 and 5 were affected.
Seven students were sent to the district headquarters hospital.
The headmaster was suspended, and an investigation is underway.
- Who
- Students and school authorities
- What
- Glue poured into students' eyes
- When
- Nighttime
- Where
- Sebashram School, Salaguda, Odisha
- Why
- Under investigation
Accountability for the Incident
Perspective on the Event
Cause of the Incident
Accountability for the Incident
Blame lies with the teachers.
Perspective on the Event
Possible prank requiring investigation.
- Incident Location
- Sebashram School, Salaguda, Odisha
- Victims
- 8 students, classes 4 and 5
- Action
- Glue applied to eyes while sleeping
- Adhesive
- Fevikwik
- Hospitalization
- 7 students under observation, 1 discharged
- Treatment Centers
- Gochhapada primary health center, District HQ Hospital
- Authorities
- Headmaster suspended, high-level investigation
