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The mother who was targeted by Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi has been discharged from hospital after eight weeks, police have said, but it is still feared that she could lose her sight in one eye.
The 31-year-old is believed to be back with her daughters, aged eight and three, who were also injured in the horrific attack on January 31.
The woman had been sedated in hospital for days following the violent assault, The Mirror reports. She is now out of hospital, police confirmed, but continues to receive treatment for her horrendous injuries and is being supported by specialist officers.
The unnamed victim had previously been in a relationship with Ezedi, who was not the father of her children, and had agreed to meet him that night in the south London suburb.
She went to his car with her two children, and it was there that the attack took place which saw her doused with a corrosive substance and driven at in front of horrified onlookers.
Following the attack, CCTV footage showed Ezedi with severe burns to his face at a Tesco store on Caledonian Road, Islington, dressed in a black hoodie and blue T-shirt
Photos from the crime scene showed a white Hyundai i20 hatchback with its doors open and windscreen shattered
Ezedi was also hurt and fled the scene on Lessar Road, sparking a nationwide manhunt.
CCTV footage showed him with severe burns to his face at a Tesco store on Caledonian Road, Islington, dressed in a black hoodie and blue T-shirt.
He was last seen on CCTV leaning over London's Chelsea Bridge. His body was later found in the Thames, 19 days after he was last seen alive.
News of his victim's release from hospital comes after explosive new details about Ezedi's case emerged this week.
The 35-year-old Afghan national, who was living in Newcastle and was a convicted sex offender, had
