News about Salim Khan

More calls for further action on vaping in the United Kingdom have arisen as yet another report shows that using vaping increases the risk of serious health problems, particularly in the case of heart disease.

Testing on vaping confiscated from children revealed dangerous amounts of lead, nickel, and chromium. Some people were over ten times above legal thresholds. Exposure to lead can affect brain development, while the other two can cause blood clotting. The results of the experiment, which were carried out at a Worcestershire college, were the "worst I've ever seen," one expert said. It comes as teens' smoking rates increase, prompting one leading pediatrician warns that "we are sleepwalking into an existential crisis for children."

Shaheer Khan (main) suffered serious burns in the horrific attack in Karachi's Orangi town on September 14 and was admitted to hospital, but he was unable to recover and succumbed to his injuries two days later. His father, Nazir (top right), reportedly spat kerosene over his son and lit a fire in an attempt to compel him to finish his homework, but the fire ignited the oil and set the child ablaze. Hearing her son's screams, mother Shazia (bottom right) crept into the room where both parents threw blankets and clothes on the fire-prone child in an desperate attempt to put out the fires, but their efforts were insufficient to save him. Shazia later filed a case against her husband and he was arrested