A woman named Han Han in Pu’er City, Yunnan Province, China was recently bitten by a poisonous snake after staying in a local hotel. (Schematic diagram / newspaper information photo)
A lady named Han Han in Pu’er City, Yunnan Province, China, was bitten by a poisonous snake after staying in a local hotel recently. She has been hospitalized for nearly a month. She said that she still feels very painful now, and her binocular vision is only 0.3. However, the hotel believes that this is an emergency, so it does not have to bear full responsibility.
according to“Strait Network”Han Han and her boyfriend checked into the Red Panda Manor Hotel in Pu’er on February 17, and they were suspected of being bitten by the Umbrella Festival that night. In an interview with reporters at the hospital, she said that the conditions of the local hospital were limited, and she hoped to be transferred to another hospital for treatment. However, due to unpaid medical expenses, it became very difficult to transfer to another hospital. As a result, she has been hospitalized for nearly a month and still feels very Painful, and my eyesight is only 0.3.
In this regard, the hotel said that this was an unexpected incident. Even if the guest was bitten in the hotel, the hotel only needs to bear the fault responsibility, not 100% full responsibility.
The report added that the Umbrella Festival, also known as the Coral Snake or the Silver-footed Band, belongs to the genus Kraitidae. It is known as the most venomous snake in mainland China. It is mainly distributed in southern China, Hainan, northern Indochina Peninsula, and mountainous Taiwan. Generally speaking, the larger the umbrella joint, the deeper the bite mark, the more bites, and the more tooth marks, the more toxic the bite. After being bitten by the umbrella festival, poisoning symptoms will appear in about 3 to 5 hours, including lethargy, unconsciousness, vomiting, etc. If not rescued in time, it will gradually develop into respiratory paralysis, and eventually die from lack of oxygen.