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GRA calls for gardaí to be trained to pursue e-scooters

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Samantha Libreri
GRA calls for gardaí to be trained to pursue e-scooters
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Doctors at Dublin's Children's Health Ireland are reporting an unprecedented surge in severe brain injuries among children due to e-scooter accidents. Medical professionals are calling for an outright ban on e-scooters, citing that these accidents have become the leading cause of head trauma in children at the hospital.

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The report highlights a significant public health crisis regarding the safety of micro-mobility devices and the potential need for stricter legislative regulation.

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Six children have been put on life support in the past fortnight in Children's Health Ireland, Temple Street because of injuries they have sustained on e-scooters.

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