Indyplus video: British acid attack victims rushed home from Zanzibar

Thursday 08 August 2013 20:17 BST

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Questions over safety of charity placements overseas has raised as it emerges that two British women, Katie Gee and Kirstie Trup, who had acid thrown in their eyes in Zanzibar, were volunteer teachers. The pair will be seen by UK surgeons for 'herrendous' burns. Watch video of both teachers after the acid attack as they prepare to go home below:

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