That's what you get for looking at NFTs you don't own smh
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/nov/06/guests-bored-ape-event-hong-kong-vision-problems
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You're describing the region where the vast majority of electronics are made, most likely including the one you used to type that.
Oh for sure, that is exactly why something like this can happen. When you buy close to the source like these event planners did you want to watch out. Those discount lamps you are getting mighr be UV-C. The people selling this stuff to you expect you to know what you are doing is what my comment is saying.