Increase in Inquiries to KANIV 108 Ambulance Service

On average, the snakebite response service in the state manages approximately 90 calls daily. This figure highlights the ongoing issue of snakebite incidents in the region, which can often result in serious medical emergencies.

Snakebites are particularly prevalent in rural areas where individuals may come into contact with snakes while farming or engaging in outdoor activities. The high volume of calls indicates a significant need for public education on snakebite prevention and awareness, as well as the importance of immediate medical attention following a snakebite.

Local health authorities and wildlife agencies are collaborating to enhance community outreach programs aimed at reducing snakebite incidents through education about safe practices in snake habitats. Additionally, the availability of antivenom and trained medical personnel is crucial in addressing snakebite emergencies effectively, as timely treatment significantly increases the chances of recovery.