Flood victims and rescuers in Le Myo Na need to be aware of snake danger

It is reported that flood victims and rescuers in Le Myo Na need to be aware of the danger of snakes. "Residential areas, villages, and even farmlands are submerged, and venomous snakes are coming up. Both those affected by the flood and those who have come to rescue need to be careful. To ensure the safety of rescue teams that are conducting overnight rescue operations on the main road near Le Myo Na town, we went and provided assistance with generators and lighting last night," said an official from the Hinthada District Network Social Welfare Association. "We have also started working with mobile medical teams to provide assistance if healthcare is needed in the disaster-affected area. Antivenom for snake bites is also readily available. Other necessary emergency medicines have also been prepared. We have also made arrangements with social welfare organizations, including the district network, to transport patients to township hospitals," said Dr. Phyo Wai Win, Superintendent of Hinthada People's Hospital. It is reported that after the embankment broke, Le Myo Na Township has been experiencing flooding and submersion, and rescue operations are still ongoing.