In Bangladesh, snake bite fears return with the monsoon
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In Bangladesh, the onset of the monsoon season has brought a troubling rise in snakebite cases, particularly in the Padma River swamplands. Hospitals are becoming overwhelmed as doctors attribute this surge to heavy rains, habitat loss, and shifts in farming practices. The story of farmer Ananda Mondol, who was bitten while working in a rice field, highlights the fear and danger that many in rural areas now face. This situation is critical as it not only affects individual lives but also poses a significant public health challenge.
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