A photo from open sources, the 48-year-old man nearly lost his legs and apartments due to the explosion of an electronic cigarette. Attending physicians the victim compared his injuries with injuries due to the explosion grenades. 48-year-old resident of the British city of Wigan, county Greater Manchester, switched to electronic cigarettes in the hope improve health and … put his life in mortal danger. A business in that the device exploded during smoking, resulting in David Aspinall seriously injured lower limbs, reports Mail Online. “I held her (electronic cigarette) in her hands when she suddenly glowed red and started burn your hand, ”the Briton recalls. – I got scared, threw her down and in this moment she exploded. My legs literally tore apart – in one there was a huge hole, the other had a wound, and both of them were covered in blood. But a cigarette could blow my head! ” Despite received wounds and bleeding, David managed to call a neighbor who had first aid to him and called the doctors. Neighboring Man described the scene he saw as an episode from a horror movie. “Pieces e-cigarettes stuck at David’s feet and in furniture, and everywhere there was blood. It really looked like a horror movie, ”admitted he. According to the attending physicians of the 48-year-old victim, received their injuries were comparable to the injuries due to a grenade explosion. 
Photos from open sources 
Photos from open sources 
Photo from open sources “Surgeons said that I seemed to suffered from a grenade explosion or from shots, and I’m incredible lucky to stay alive, says David. – I still don’t I believe that because of the electronic cigarette I almost lost my legs. TO in addition, the outbreak of the fire threatened to destroy my apartment. ” The Briton has already gone on the mend, but this is not his test will end because he will have to undergo a skin transplant. “Doctors said they would have to recover completely to transplant my skin for three years, ”explained injured man. Now the british previously abandoned cigarettes due to health problems, again returned to the traditional smoking. “I find it much safer,” Aspinall concluded. Journalists who turned to the store for comments bought a dangerous product, heard that the faulty ones were to blame batteries.
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