Bettiah Viral Video: Adbudh! One Year Old Child Bites Cobra, Snake Dies, Child Faints, His Condition Now...

Bettiah Viral Video: You must have heard people dying of snake bite. But have you ever hear of snake dying due to bite of a child. Although it sounds to be incredible, it is credible. A viral video has surfaced on social media, where one-year-old child bit a cobra and it died instantly. After a few hours, the child fainted. The doctor attended on his and confirmed that there are no signs of venom in his body. So, the child is completely out of danger and there is no risk to his life. 

Bettiah Viral Video Shocking Viewers On Social Media

This Bettiah viral video is shocking viewers on social media. It lays focus on a child who bit a Cobra that died instantly. After a few hours, the child fainted but he is stated to be out of danger by a doctor. 

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In Bettiah, Bihar, a one-year-old child bit a cobra, causing the snake's death. A few hours later, the child fainted. The doctor confirmed no signs of venom in the child's body and stated that the child is out of danger.
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What Does This Video Focus On?

This video focuses on a child, who bit a snake that died instantly. After a few hours, this child fainted. The doctor attended on him and confirmed that there is no venom in his body. This proves that he is out of danger now and there is no risk to his life. 

This video has been taken from the Ghar Ke Kalesh X account. It has received 341 likes and comments from viewers. 

How Have Viewers Reacted To This Video?

Viewers have reacted to this video with great interest, which is clear from the number of likes and comments it has. One of them has to say, “is this child totally safe?”; second viewer says, “Bihar is literally the Florida of India 😭”; third viewer comments, “India is not for beginners”; and fourth viewer says, “Ye to saap ka bhi baap nikla🤣”

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