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MOSCOW - At least 61 cases of permanent vision loss have been confirmed
after lasers for an open-air event were used indoors instead. The organizers
for the Aquamarine Open Air Festival moved the festivities under tents to
shelter attendees from a driving rainstorm, and powerful lasers designed for
outdoor use were used under the tent.
Instead of streaming out into the open sky, the rays from the lasers bounced
off the tent's interior, with a level of visual intensity that was enough to
cause permanent vision loss. Some victims lost up to 80 percent of their
vision, with visible retinal scarring.
The all-night dance party took place in Kirzhach, outside Moscow. Cosmic
Connection, the group that organized the event, has not commented on the
incident.
Source: Projection Lights and Staging News