Trending: Mathura man casually pulls out a snake out of his jacket after bite

A viral video shows how, after a bite at a hospital, a man from Mathura casually pulled a snake out of his jacket.

A video has recently gone viral on the internet, showing a man from Mathura casually pulling a snake in a hospital out of his jacket after being bitten. The shocking incident has been widely shared on social media.

A man in Mathura, in a hospital after a bite, casually pulled a snake out of his jacket.

The man from Mathura arrived at a district hospital carrying the very snake he claimed had bitten him tucked inside his jacket. According to PTI, the man identified as Deepak (39), an e-rickshaw driver, was bitten on Monday and rushed to the hospital seeking an antivenom injection. A video has been circulating on social media showing him inside the hospital premises, visibly upset over the delay in treatment. At one point, when questioned about the snakebite, he unzips his jacket and pulls out a roughly 1.5-foot-long snake, briefly displaying it before putting it back. Hospital authorities said the man had been waiting for around 30 minutes and was asked to keep the reptile outside as it posed a risk to other patients. Chief Medical Superintendent Neeraj Agrawal told PTI, “He was told to remove the snake from the premises immediately, as it could endanger lives.” Police were later called in to rescue the snake. Officials also said it was suspected that the reptile may have belonged to the man.

Watch the viral video here:

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Netizens react to the viral video.

One user joked, “India is not for beginners.” Another reacted, “It is probably dead. People often kill snakes, and this one had bitten him. But bringing the dead snake along to the doctor is common because identifying the snake is important to know which antivenom to give. There are different kinds of venom.” A third person expressed, “It’s actually a common recommended practice, that if possible, to bring the dead snake along – this helps identify the type of snake thereby expecting certain types of complications and watchfulness regarding the same ie – whether the bite of a snake that causes hematotoxin related complications or neurotoxin related. Also, ASV. Because many snakes are non-venomous, also.” One more commented, “India’s got talent.”