Annual monsoon or no monsoon, everything works the risk of flood-ravaged Gopal Ganj, Bihar. But it was a little different this year. For change, routine annual floods did not come. But then, with the holiday celebrations Dussehra, a new villain Qiran. Decorating the hands and feet with Mehndi girls and women, in special occasions such as holidays and weddings, is common in the Indian sub-continent. Previously, people plucking the leaves from a tree and gravel in the semi-solid paste to use. After drying, and serves as a temporary tattoo that gradually disappears within a few days. 20 years old Nahida Perveen from Gopal Ganj uses it on her hands and feet since childhood as part of the celebrations of Eid. But the feast, she says, she used only in the market that have been purchased from the Koran ignition, irritation and vomiting. In some places, rumors of death resulting from Qiran reaction, which ultimately proved to be false, make the situation worse. According to Dr. Gopal Singh Ganj Shambhunath Government hospital "... the flow of large numbers of patients not only due to the reaction site wedding, but the psychological effects as well." |  |
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