No acute eye damage reported after solar eclipse in Denmark

Hospitals in the Capital Region received no urgent visits for eye injuries after Wednesday's solar eclipse. However, eye damage can still show up several days later.

The Moon covered 86 to 88 percent of the Sun in Denmark during the partial eclipse. Chief Physician Rune Salling Holmbjørn warns people to monitor their eyesight carefully. The main sign of potential damage is a change in vision, according to The Copenhagen Post.