In a commendable effort to raise awareness about snakebite identification and management, two dedicated students from the Faculty of Forestry, Hetauda, Mahima Paudyal and Nischal Bhatta, organized an informative session at Sramik Secondary School. The program, held on the 29th of Asar, proved to be highly beneficial for the 35 attending students from classes 7 and 9.
With the objective of empowering young minds with essential knowledge, Mahima Paudyal and Nischal Bhatta conducted an engaging school awareness program on snakebite identification and management. The session aimed to equip students with the necessary skills to identify venomous snakes and provide immediate first aid in case of a snakebite incident.
During the interactive program, the forestry students shared valuable insights into the characteristics and behaviors of venomous snakes commonly found in the Hetauda region. They emphasized the importance of early identification and educated the students on various snakebite management techniques, including proper wound cleaning, immobilization of the affected limb, and seeking immediate medical assistance.
The engaging presentation captured the students’ attention and sparked their curiosity about snakes and their habitats. Mahima Paudyal and Nischal Bhatta skillfully addressed their queries, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.
Expressing their gratitude, the school administration praised the efforts of the forestry students, acknowledging the significance of the program in equipping young individuals with life-saving knowledge. They also emphasized the importance of such awareness programs in schools to foster a safer environment for both students and the community.
Mahima Paudyal and Nischal Bhatta, motivated by their success, expressed their commitment to continue organizing similar awareness programs in different schools to spread awareness about snakebite prevention and management. Their dedication and passion for educating others serve as an inspiration for fellow students and community members alike.
The successful snakebite awareness program conducted by the Faculty of Forestry students in Hetauda is a testament to the impact that proactive education initiatives can have on preventing and managing snakebite incidents. By empowering young minds with knowledge, they are fostering a safer and more informed community.
