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A |     New Delhi, Oct 11 (UNI) The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has urged authorities to prevent and minimise the impact of ocular trauma and to ensure appropriate standardized treatment and rehabilitation of its victims.
Ocular trauma causes about five per cent of irreversible or permanent blindness.
The Commission has observed that major contributors of eye injury are road accidents (34 per cent), sports (29 per cent) and occupations (21 per cent). However, the most reassuring fact is that eye injury is a preventable cause of blindness, a NHRC statement stated.
The Commission, among several important recommendations, has called for identification of industries having high potential of ocular trauma and other industrial accidents and make it mandatory for owners of all such industries employing minimum 50 workers to purchase personal accident cover of minimum Rs 15 lakh for each worker.
Establishment of a special fund has also been recommended to provide financial assistance to victims of ocular trauma, it stated.
Its advisory has focused on five keys areas for action by the Centre, States and UT Administrations. These include creation of a database on ocular trauma, prevention and minimization of ocular trauma, treatment of ocular trauma, development of integrated ophthalmic trauma units and rehabilitation of victims.
UNI CM。    (ECNS) -- Seventeen schools in Guizhou Province signed partnership agreements Sunday with 17 Malaysian schools during the 2026 Guizhou–Malaysia Friendship Schools and Exchange Programme at Guiyang No. 3 High School.    The initiative aims to deepen educational cooperation, build longterm platforms for teaching discussions, teacher and student exchanges, and cultural interaction, and promote closer ties among young people from both sides.        Ye Sen, director of the International Cooperation and Exchange Division of the Guizhou Provincial Department of Education, said the partnerships would provide a long-term platform for teaching discussions, teacher and student exchanges, and cultural interaction.    Zheng Shufen, principal of Fairview International School in Malaysia, said she hoped the exchange would grow into long-term cooperation, adding that education could connect the two countries and create a better future.    Organizers said the partnerships are expected to support coordinated regional education development.    (By Gong Weiwei)                    。

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