Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Odisha School: Students Hospitalized After Adhesive Attack
At a school in Odisha, some students had a painful experience.
While they were asleep, other students put a strong glue-like substance in their eyes.
When the students woke up, they couldn't open their eyes and went to the hospital for help.
Doctors are looking at how it hurt their eyes but caught it quickly, and will now be examined.
School officials are trying to find out how this happened and who did it.
The school headmaster has been suspended while they investigate.
Investigations will cover school staff members as well, to find out why and how it happened.
Eight students were hospitalized after a glue-like substance was applied to their eyes.
The incident occurred at the hostel of Salaguda Sevashram School in Odisha.
Victims were unable to open their eyes due to the adhesive.
Students were initially taken to Gochhapada Hospital, later transferred to Phulbani.
An investigation is underway, and the headmaster has been suspended.
- Who
- Eight students and their classmates
- What
- Had adhesive applied to their eyes
- When
- Thursday night
- Where
- Salaguda Sevashram School, Odisha
- Why
- Unknown, under investigation
- Location
- Salaguda Sevashram School, Odisha
- Incident
- Students had adhesive applied to their eyes
- Victims
- Eight students
- Hospital
- Gochhapada Hospital and Phulbani District Hospital
- Status
- One student discharged, seven under observation
- Investigation
- Detailed inquiry ordered; headmaster suspended