German tourist dies from snake poisoning during show at hotel in Egypt
The bite occurred while the show included a scene in which a snake charmer wrapped snakes around spectators’ necks. One of the two snakes, probably a cobra, got into the tourist’s pants and bit him on the leg during the performance. The poisoning was immediate.
Sinais severe and unsuccessful hospitalization
The tourist showed clear signs of poisoning shortly after the bite. Equipes doctors had to revive him on site before transport. The man was taken to a nearby hospital where he received treatment, but could not resist the effects of the poison and died.
Investigação in progress
Bavarian authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the death. Exames toxicological tests were requested to confirm the exact cause of death and evaluate the composition of the inoculated venom.
The investigation analyzes:
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- Condições security show at hotel
- Qualificação and Snake Charmer Training
- Procedimentos restraining the snakes during the performance
- Resort emergency Protocolos
Risco global snakebite poisoning
Organização Mundial of Saúde (WHO) records alarming data on deaths related to snake attacks on a global scale. Entre 81 thousand and 138 thousand people die every year around the world due to snake bites. The number of victims who suffer amputations or permanent disabilities is approximately three times greater than the number of deaths, potentially reaching 414 thousand people.
Tropical and subtropical regions, especially África and Ásia, concentrate the majority of fatal incidents. Egito, despite tourism development, maintains significant populations of venomous snakes in urban and rural areas.
