Experts recommend that people do not subjectively catch snakes with their bare hands.
If a snake bite requires timely first aid, quickly go to the nearest medical facility for treatment.
Seeing the snake on the fence in front of his house, The 64-year-old , caught with his bare hands, was bitten, and died three days later.
He was bitten by a snake on 13/8, did not give first aid, but took the snake into the house and left in a plastic can.
The next afternoon, his hand was swollen from the snake bite site.
38 years old, a neighbor who came to play, found that the snake Mr. Doe caught was a tiger and cat snake, a very poisonous species, so he advised to go for treatment.
The two went to a healer for treatment with “folk tips” without going to the hospital. On the afternoon of 15/8 Mr. Doe died.
The two went to a healer for treatment with “folk tips” without going to the hospital. On the afternoon of 15/8 Mr. Doe died.
