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Mujer sufre quemaduras químicas tras un ataque con ácido en un parque de Georgia

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By Marlene Lenthang Verified, John Filippelli Verified
| Telemundo Verified
Dic. 12, 2025, 7:15 PM EST Por Marlene Lenthang y John Filippelli – NBC News La policía está investigando un ataque con ácido en Georgia en el que una mujer sufrió quemaduras químicas, informaron las autoridades. El incidente tuvo lugar poco después de las 8:00 pm (hora del Este) del miércoles cerca de las calles W. Waldburg y Whitaker, cerca del parque Forsyth en Savannah. Los socorristas encontraron a una mujer adulta con quemaduras químicas en la piel.
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Woman left with chemical burns after acid attack in Georgia park Original

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By Marlene Lenthang Verified, John Filippelli Verified
| NBC News Verified
Police are investigating an acid attack in Georgia where a woman was left with chemical burns, officials said. The incident unfolded just after 8 p.m. Wednesday near W. Walburg Street and Whitaker Street near Forsyth Park in Savannah. First responders found an adult woman suffering chemical burns to her skin. She was treated at the scene then transferred to Memorial Hospital in stable condition.
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North Carolina can use GOP-drawn congressional map designed to add another Republican House seat, court rules Original

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By Zoe Richards Verified, John Filippelli Verified, Joe Kottke
| NBC News Verified
A federal court in North Carolina is allowing the state to use a new Republican-drawn congressional map that would help the GOP pick up another seat in the House during next year's midterm elections. A three-judge panel of U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina unanimously denied preliminary injunction requests in a pair of lawsuits that said in part that the new map was aimed at diluting the voting strength of Black voters, in violation of the 14th Amendment.
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