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The teenage victim of an acid attack in Zanzibar has said she does not think she was targeted because she is Jewish. Katie Gee, along with her friend Kirstie Trup, were volunteering as teachers on the African island last summer when they were doused in acid as they walked in the street. Talking about the attack for the first time, Ms Gee, now 19, said she had been careful to not to show that they were Jewish during their time on Zanzibar. Writing in the Sunday Times, she revealed that the two girls were aware that the fact they were Jewish might upset the local Muslim population, and that they had not worn any religious symbols. The motive behind the attack mystified her. Ms Gee, from London, also revealed the extent of her injuries. She said she had suffered burns over 30 per cent of her body, with damage to the skin on her face, torso, legs and feet. She has undergone 15 operations, including having a new ear grafted, and is facing 15 more, and has to wear a protective face mask. She said in the moments after being covered in the acid, which was thrown by a man riding past the girls on a moped, the pain was so intense she had begged friends to shoot her. Share via.

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The father of one of the two British teenagers who had acid thrown on them in Zanzibar has said they are both devastated by the extent of their injuries, which are likely to leave them with long-term physical and mental scars. Marc Trup said his daughter Kirstie and her friend Katie Gee were struggling to come to terms with the attack and the severity of their burns. The women were coming to the end of a one-month volunteer teaching trip to Zanzibar when a corrosive substance was thrown at them in an apparently unprovoked attack last week. The two year-olds from north-west London were flown home and taken to the burns unit at Chelsea and Westminster hospital on Friday, where they are said to be well rested and comfortable. Trup, a company director, said: "Each girl faces their own trauma, different but each equally important.

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