UP Man Wraps Snake Around Neck, Dies After Serpent Bites Him—WATCH

Despite seeking medical help, his family opted for traditional healing methods, during which Mukesh succumbed to the venom. 

A 25-year-old man, died from a snake bite while playing with a captured snake in Shahjahanpur's Banda area of Uttar Pradesh.

Source : Special Arrangement

A 25-year-old man lost his life after he was bitten by a captured snake while playing at his house in Shahjahanpur's Banda area of Uttar Pradesh. The deceased was identified as Mukesh.

According to a report by Amar Ujala, despite seeking medical help, his family opted for traditional healing methods, during which Mukesh succumbed to the venom. 

The snake was spotted in the house of Ram Sagar around 11 a.m. on Sunday. Mukesh, his son, caught it and started showing it off to children and teenagers in the village, even posing for photos. While doing so, the snake bit him.  

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Within minutes, Mukesh's condition worsened. However, instead of taking him to a Community Health Center (CHC), his family took him to a local healer, who applied an herbal paste on the bite and sent them back.  

As his condition deteriorated further, the family finally rushed him to the CHC, where doctors examined him and declared him dead. By 6 p.m., his last rites had not yet been performed as the family believed that he would return from his consciousness.

Kerala's Class 7 Student Suffers Snake Bite In School

In a separate incident, a Class 7 student was bitten by a snake inside her classroom at an aided school in Neyyattinkara during Christmas celebrations on Friday (December 11, 2024). Following this, the Kerala government initiated an inquiry into the incident.

According to a report on Manorama, Neha (12), a resident of Mekon, suffered a snakebite on her leg while attending festivities at the upper primary school. Teachers discovered a bite mark on her leg after she complained of severe pain. Upon inspecting the classroom, school staff found a venomous snake, identified as a hump-nosed pit viper, which they subsequently killed.

Neha was initially taken to a nearby primary health center and later shifted to the Government General Hospital. Due to the critical nature of her condition, she was transferred to the Government Medical College Hospital in Thiruvananthapuram on Saturday morning. Hospital sources have since confirmed that her condition is now improving, as reported by PTI.