In the Indian state of Bihar, 2-year-old railway worker Santosh Rohar lays railway tracks in a densely forested area. On the evening of 0/0 local time, after a long day of work, Rohal was about to fall asleep when he was attacked by a snake.

Rohal did not panic, he angrily restrained the snake with an iron stick and bit the snake back three times, eventually killing it. Rohal reportedly recalled that when the snake bit him, he was undaunted and immediately pressed the snake's head with a stick, then grabbed the snake's head with his hand and the snake's tail with the other, and subsequently bit the snake three times. "Because the snake bit me twice, I bit the snake three times."

Santosh Rohal (right), on the left is a data map

This unusual event spread quickly through the media and was widely discussed locally as well as across India. Many people gathered at the hospital to catch a glimpse of Rohal.

Rohal was taken to the hospital for treatment and was discharged within a day. According to the doctor who treated him, Satish Chandra, Rohar is from Jharkhand and is currently recovering and is not in danger of his life.

至于咬伤罗哈尔的蛇的具体种类仍不清楚。在印度，每年大约有5万人因被蛇咬而死亡。300万至400万起蛇咬事件中，有90%归因于“四大毒蛇”：银环蛇、印度眼镜蛇、罗素蝰蛇和锯鳞蝰蛇。有居民认为，罗哈尔的伤势不严重，说明攻击他的蛇毒性较弱，或者可能根本就没有毒。详细状况还有待当地相关人员调查。

According to the guidelines issued by the World Health Organization (WHO), after being bitten by a snake, one should not rely on superstitious practices or herbal remedies as this can be life-threatening; The injured person should be taken to the hospital immediately and given antivenom. WHO recommends that the injured person be removed from the affected area immediately after being bitten by a snake; Any tightness in and around the bite site can be removed and the patient can be placed on the left side; Acetaminophen (paracetamol) may be taken to relieve local pain.

Red Star News reporter Deng Shuyi

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