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Mother and son die from snake bites in Gajapati district

A mother and her seven-year-old son died after being bitten by snakes while sleeping in their home in Kadambatal village, Gajapati district, Odisha. The incident occurred when two snakes entered the house at night, biting 30-year-old Lalita Badarait and her son Amit. Despite being rushed to the Rayagada Community Health Centre and subsequently transferred to the Paralakhemundi District Headquarters Hospital for emergency treatment, both victims succumbed to their injuries.

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Paddy Fields around the road from Munising to Seranga in Gajapati District
File photo: Government of Odisha / CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

What Happened

A family in Kadambatal village, located within the Jalanga panchayat of Rayagada block, was struck by a fatal incident when two snakes entered their home during the night. Ajay Kumar Badarait, who was sleeping alongside his wife Lalita, their seven-year-old son Amit, and their infant daughter, was awakened by the cries of his wife and son. Upon waking, he discovered two snakes inside the house. The victims were immediately transported to the Rayagada Community Health Centre for medical attention.

Due to the critical condition of the mother and son, they were referred to the District Headquarters Hospital in Paralakhemundi for further care. Despite the efforts of medical staff, both individuals passed away while undergoing treatment. The incident has caused significant distress within the local community.

Key Facts

  1. The incident occurred in Kadambatal village, Gajapati district.
  2. A 30-year-old woman and her 7-year-old son were bitten by snakes while sleeping.
  3. Two snakes were reported to have entered the family home.
  4. The victims were taken to the Rayagada Community Health Centre.
  5. The victims were later transferred to the Paralakhemundi District Headquarters Hospital.
  6. Both the mother and son died while receiving medical treatment.

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  1. 7 Aug

Where This Is Being CoveredOdia

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