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16 People Bitten by Snakes in Hathras: Patients From Different Locations Arrived at the Hospital in the Same Night

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
Incessant rainfall in Hathras district has led to an increase in snakebite incidents. Last night, 16 people were bitten by snakes at various locations in the district. All the injured were brought to the district hospital for treatment, and some of them were referred to higher centers due to their serious condition. Due to the incessant rainfall in the district, snakes are emerging from their burrows, leading to an increase in snakebite cases. A…
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Incessant rainfall in Hathras district has led to an increase in snakebite incidents. Last night, 16 people were bitten by snakes at various locations in the district. All the injured were brought to the district hospital for treatment, and some of them were referred to higher centers due to their serious condition. Due to the incessant rainfall in the district, snakes are emerging from their burrows, leading to an increase in snakebite cases. A…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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