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WA Health warns against use of eclipse glasses to look directly at Exmouth solar event

Authorities say even with eclipse glasses, people should never look directly at a partial or total solar eclipse. (Reuters: Mike Blake)

Experts are warning against directly looking at the upcoming total solar eclipse in Western Australia — even with eclipse glasses — due to the risk of permanent eye damage or even blindness.

Up to 50,000 visitors are expected to descend on the state's north-west to witness a total solar eclipse in Exmouth and partial eclipse in surrounding areas on April 20.

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