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Horrifying moment cobra bites grandmother, 93, as she sleeps
This is the terrifying moment a deadly cobra bit a grandmother while she was sleeping.
Thong Pratumthong, 93, was taking a noontime nap when the venomous serpent slithered into her home in Phetchabun, Thailand, on Sunday.
Shocking CCTV footage shows the sinister snake creeping toward the pensioner as she lay on a wooden bed with her hand resting beside her pillow.
The cobra had its head raised and hood flared out as the grandmother grabbed a piece of tissue paper to wipe her nose.
However, her sudden movement appeared to provoke the reptile, which then nipped at Thong's hand several times before sinking its fangs into her finger.
The elderly woman was jolted awake by the sharp pain and let out a scream, thrashing as the cobra slinked away from the scene. The noise alerted her family, who immediately rushed her to a hospital.
Thong's worried nephew Nongmaysamee Pratumthong said: ‘While she was resting on a bed under the house, a cobra about as thick as an arm and roughly one metre long slithered onto the bed.
‘It approached her and bit her finger, causing her to cry out in pain.
‘When the family realised what had happened, we rushed her to Phetchabun provincial hospital for emergency treatment, where she had to be taken into the ICU immediately.
‘She is still being treated in the hospital and is under close observation. But doctors said she will recover and can go home soon.'
Cobra venom contains powerful neurotoxins that attack the nervous system, blocking signals between the nerves and muscles. A bite can quickly lead to paralysis, respiratory failure, and death if untreated.
Researchers found that 7,000 people are treated for snake bites each year in Thailand. Suchai Suteparuk from the Division of Toxicology at Chulalongkorn University reported that 30 of those die, with cobras being the biggest killer.
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