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A Secondary Two student was bitten by a cobra after a three-day leadership camp at Lim Chu Kang last Sunday (30 Oct).
While waiting for his school bus near the camp site, Andrick Kok from Mayflower Secondar School, felt a sharp pain on his leg. He looked down to discovered that he had just been bitten by a snake. “It was angry – it sort of glared at me, hissed and then slithered away quickly,” Kok told the New Paper, adding that the snake only let go after he shook his foot vigorously.
An instructor at the camp site rushed him to the sick bay area. A tourniquet was tied over the student’s left leg to prevent poison from spreading. He was later rushed to NUH, where he was hospitalised.
By Monday, Kok had passed the recommended 24-hour observation period without displaying major symptoms.
A Secondary Two student was bitten by a cobra after a three-day leadership camp at Lim Chu Kang last Sunday (30 Oct).
While waiting for his school bus near the camp site, Andrick Kok from Mayflower Secondar School, felt a sharp pain on his leg. He looked down to discovered that he had just been bitten by a snake. “It was angry – it sort of glared at me, hissed and then slithered away quickly,” Kok told the New Paper, adding that the snake only let go after he shook his foot vigorously.
An instructor at the camp site rushed him to the sick bay area. A tourniquet was tied over the student’s left leg to prevent poison from spreading. He was later rushed to NUH, where he was hospitalised.
By Monday, Kok had passed the recommended 24-hour observation period without displaying major symptoms.