A Thai chef in London triggered fears of a chemical attack among local restaurant patrons when smoke from his eye-watering hot chilli sauce led to the emergency services being called out Wednesday, reports said. The Thai chef Chalemchai Tangjariyapoon, who works at the Thai Cottage restaurant in the entertainment district of Soho, was cooking up bird's eye chillies as he prepared a huge batch of nam prik pao, a Thai's cuisine exotic food, an extra-hot dip served with prawn crackers.

An Australian rugby league player has finally found the cause of his persistent headaches. Ben Czislowski had suffered shooting pains in his head since April when he got engaged in a head clash with the player of opposite team, but it was only last week that doctors discovered a tooth buried in his head just above the eye. After the incident, Czislowski had his head wound stitched up without doctors noticing the tooth.

An Australian rugby player participated in matches for over four months before discovering an opponent's tooth buried in his head. Ben Czislowski, needed stitches above his left eye after butting heads with a rival in early April.

Marshall County, West Virginia resident Edgar D. Hellar got his nose partially bit and one eye damaged when another man attacked him during a fight at a bar. The deputy present there had to take out his taser gun to subdue Michael Brant Tustin, 34, of Cameron from hurting Hellar more. Hellar was admitted to the hospital where plastic surgeons grafted his skin to repair his nose. His cornea also was scratched when Tustin tried to stick a finger behind his eye during the fight at the Travelers bar in Marshall County.