The Dhaka Times Desk Beat instead of beat, such a thing is sometimes heard, but such a thing has never been heard and that is that a young man bitten the snake in return.
The story of such a young man has become a topic of discussion in the media. Catching snakes was basically the youth's addiction. The young man knew that after being bitten by a snake, the venom of the snake is destroyed if the snake is bitten in turn. But in reality it did not happen. After being bitten by a poisonous snake, the young man lost his life after being bitten by another snake. The name of the 21-year-old youth is Swapan Mal from Rajyadharpur village of Seuri, West Bengal, India.
Chobol Khan Swapan while catching snakes on Sunday. Then he grabbed the poisonous snake and went straight to the hospital. Even then, the end was not saved. The youth died of snakebite.
News media quoting local sources said that on Sunday afternoon Swapan saw a snake near his house and went to catch it. Then the venomous snake bit his left palm and arm muscles. He then caught the snake and bit the tail and himself went to the Mohammadbazar Block Primary Health Center some distance from the house.
When the young man's physical condition deteriorated after being admitted to the health center, the doctors shifted him to Siuri Sadar Hospital. Later the young man died there.
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