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Off the Record
Dress code for prostitutes?
MEXICO CITY : Prostitutes in one of Mexico's red light districts are getting a dress code. Baby doll nighties, bikini briefs and lycra are out: decorous pants ahd knee-length skirts are in. reports AP.
Local officials targeted the "exaggerated dress" of the 3,000 prostitutes in the capital's La Merced district after residents complained they were tired of seeing near-naked women on the streets.
The municipal order — which is not legally binding — bans baby dolls, string bikinis, see-through blouses, lycra clothing and underwear worn outside, the Mexico City daily La Jornada reported Wednesday.
New method of
eye treatment
LONDON: Using a technique pioneered in Italy. British surgeons have restored a man s sight by inserting a piece of his tooth and jawbone into his eye. reports AP.
Bhimji Varsani. 62. from north London, can read newspapers again and see his family for the first time in nearly two
In a technique known as osteo-odontal keratoprosthesis. surgeons used a piece of Varsani’s tooth and bone to build a frame for an artificial cornea, which was stitched into his left ^Varsani was the first British manto undergo the complex, two-part operation.
Some 180 similar operations have been performed at Romes San Camillo Hospital, where the technique was developed by Prof. Giancarlo Falcinelli.
"I am very satisfied. Varsani has gained his maximum visual potential." said Christopher Liu. consultant ophthalmic surgeon at the Sussex Eye Hospital in southern England, where Varsani was treated.
He can see halfway down the’-eye chart and read newspapers. H&can svon-see a wrtl.clock and. tell the time."
Varsani lost his right eye through smallpox when he was a child. Trachoma robbed him of the Sight of his other eye two years ago. Three cornea transplants failed.
In the first stage of the operation, in November, an oral surgeon removed one of Varsani’s eye teeth and a piece ot jawbone, then ground them into a miniature curved plate a third of an inch (9 mm) long a quarter of an inch (6 mm) wide and a tenth of an inch (3 mm) thick.