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Daughter 'could have lost eye'



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A GLENROTHES girl was injured after walking into a broken cigarette bin outside a Kirkcaldy pub.
Eight-year-old Monica Campbell had been walking past Heaven and Hell in the town's High Street a week past Saturday with her parents when she hit her face off the cigarette bin.
Her mum, Vivian, said: "We were on the way to the sports shop when my little girl walked right into it.
"She hurt her eye and her forehead was bleeding.
"She was very distressed and thought she had lost her eye."
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