Bumper cars: no cases of permanent eye damage identified @GBCNewsroom

Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Cultural Services has confirmed that the adult bumper cars attraction would re-open, after health and safety inspections were carried out, and amendments made.

The Director of Public Health says there have been no cases of permanent damage identified after a number of patients attended the GHA with symptoms of eye irritation, and advises anyone with symptoms to call 111.

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