I can see objects within two metres: Baljit

New Delhi, Aug 27 (PTI) Injured India hockey goalkeeper
Baljit Singh on Thursday said he can see objects within two
metres after the successful surgery on his damaged right eye
in the US.

Baljit, however, said he will have to wait for two-three
months more to know the quantum of his complete recovery.

"I had a meeting with Dr Robert Morris yesterday. He
tested my eyes. I was asked to see natural light with the sun
glasses on. I was then tested with equipments for pressure in
each eye," Baljit told PTI.

"Now, I am able to see things at about two metres. Before
operation, I was not able to see anything with my right eye
but now I am able to see something, like a shadow. Dr Morris
told me that there has been improvement but the process will
be slow.

"He (Dr Morris) said by another two or three months, it
will improve to a great extent and I will be able to view
better and even I can identify colours," he said.

"But it will take some more time to know whether my
vision will be hundred per cent or less," he added. More PTI
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