Teen Suffers Life-Threatening Burns in Dangerous Fire Stunt Gone Wrong

Teen Suffers Life-Threatening Burns in Dangerous Fire Stunt Gone Wrong

James Atkins
James Atkins•
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A group of firefighters in protective gear, including helmets and oxygen cylinders, stand in a room with smoke visible around their mouths, with pipes and other objects on the right and a wall in the background.

Teen Suffers Life-Threatening Burns in Dangerous Fire Stunt Gone Wrong

A 14-year-old girl was severely injured after attempting a dangerous fire stunt on February 27. The incident involved alcohol. The girl tried to spit fire by igniting alcohol in Pittsburgh. The flames caused severe burns to her face. The girl remains in hospital after suffering life-threatening burns. Fire officials have reiterated warnings about the dangers of misusing household chemicals. The incident serves as a reminder of the risks tied to reckless social media challenges.