Acid victim reveals how the hospital had to cover-up the mirrors in his room after his face melted in sickening attack

A view of the Canary Wharf district is seen in London, Britain July 7, 2017. REUTERS/John Sibley - RTX3AHQ8

Musa Miah, 23, was forced to undergo two skin graft operations after household chemicals were used as a weapon against him and a friend.

He lost 15 per cent of his left eye in the devastating attack at East India Dock in east London in March 2016.

Musa said: “After about a minute, I could feel it starting to burn.

“My eyelids were burnt as well as the skin on my face.

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“For six months I did not dare step out of the house. When I was in hospital they had to cover up the mirror because I wasn’t ready to look at myself.”

A 16-year-old boy and another man, 20, were both charged throwing corrosive fluid with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm,  grievous bodily harm and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place.

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