
According to The Hindu, three students have died following a suspected snakebite incident at the Japatlai Residential Ashram School in the Dhanora taluka of Maharashtra's Gadchiroli district. The incident reportedly occurred in the early hours of Monday morning.
Preliminary reports suggest that a krait, a highly venomous snake species, entered the school's hostel facility while the students were sleeping. Local authorities and school officials are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding how the snake gained access to the dormitory and the timeline of the medical response following the incident.
Residential Ashram schools in remote districts like Gadchiroli often serve tribal and underprivileged communities, and this tragedy has raised concerns regarding the safety and infrastructure of such facilities. Further updates are expected as local law enforcement and health officials conclude their inquiry into the incident.
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Original report: The Hindu