Jhansi. An interesting case of snake bite has come to light in Jhansi where the family members reached the hospital with the live snake along with the patient. It is worth mentioning that a snake bit a child while he was sleeping on the floor inside the house in Jhansi. After which the family members called a snake charmer and caught the snake and put it in a plastic box and took the snake along with the child to the medical. In the hospital, the family members told the doctors that this black snake had bitten the child. There was a commotion in the hospital on seeing the snake and everyone started running here and there. After this, the doctors admitted the child to the emergency ward where he is undergoing treatment. At the same time, the family members are offering prayers in the Shiva temple built behind the emergency.
A strange case has come to light from Sipri Bazar Nandanpura area of Jhansi district. Where a 15-year-old child named Sangeet was bitten by a snake. The family members caught the snake in a hurry with the help of a snake charmer and brought it to the hospital in a box and admitted the child to the medical college for treatment. According to the family members, the snake was shown to the doctor so that the doctor could know about the snake’s poison and treat the child accordingly.
On one side treatment started and on the other side kirtan started
The child’s mother Kiran said that my child was bitten by a poisonous snake. We were also sleeping on the ground with the child. Then the snake bit him and when the child said that he has been bitten, he has been bitten, we saw that the snake was running away. Then we called the security guard and put the snake in a box and reached the medical college with the child and admitted the child for treatment in the emergency. Now the child’s family and relatives are keeping the snake at the Shankar Ji temple built behind the emergency of the medical college and performing puja so that the child’s poison reduces and he gets well. Regarding this, women are continuously sitting at the temple and performing puja.
FIRST PUBLISHED : September 5, 2024, 20:28 IST
