A man injured in the 1993 serial blasts has undergone surgery to remove metal shrapnel from his face. The procedure took place 33 years after the initial injury. Sudhir Tukaram Mohite was hurt in an explosion that occurred on March 12, 1993.
Mohite's family reported that he was unaware of the foreign object in his body until recently. The blast that injured him happened opposite the Passport office in Worli.
Further details about Mohite's injury and treatment are available from the source. The removal of the shrapnel from his face marks a significant development in his case, which spans over three decades.
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