An e-rickshaw driver named Deepak caused mass panic at the Mathura District Hospital in Uttar Pradesh after arriving at the emergency ward with a live cobra in his jacket pocket following a snakebite. Deepak had captured the venomous reptile near PMB Polytechnic College on the Mathura-Vrindavan road and, in a desperate bid to ensure doctors knew exactly what had bitten him, presented the snake by hand while pleading for medical aid. The sudden appearance of the hooded cobra sent patients, staff, and bystanders fleeing in terror, creating a chaotic standoff that lasted until local police arrived to calm the man and safely contain the snake in a plastic box. While doctors successfully stabilised Deepak with anti-venom treatment, they reiterated that bringing live snakes to hospitals is unnecessary and dangerous, as Indian medical facilities utilise polyvalent anti-venom effective against all major venomous species. Snake Bite in Udaipur: Man Bitten by Snake Carries Reptile to Hospital, Tells Doctors ‘This Is the One That Bit Me’; Video Goes Viral.

Snake Bite in Mathura

Man Brings Live Cobra to Hospital in Mathura

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