Madhya Pradesh: AI Saves Gwalior Cop’s Life After Venomous Snake Bites Him Twice
Gwalior: A timely intervention using an AI tool helped save the life of a police head constable after he was bitten twice by a venomous snake inside his government quarters in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior, according to report by Hindi news portal Aaj Tak . Head Constable Pooran Sikarwar, posted under Bijoli police station, was resting after duty when the snake entered his room and bit him twice on…
Gwalior police officer Pooran Sikarwar was saved by an AI tool after being bitten twice by a venomous snake inside his government quarters. Head Constable Sikarwar was resting when the snake entered his room and bit him on the hand at around 9 p.m. on August 13-14. Station In-charge Saurabh Srivastava and other police personnel rushed to the room upon Sikarwar’s alarm.
The snake was still inside, and Sikarwar’s condition worsened following the double bite, prompting immediate medical assistance. Hospitalized at Jai Arogya Hospital, Sikarwar was later transferred to Apollo Hospital for further care. Doctors administered anti-venom and other treatments. The snake was safely caught by the police after the incident, bringing the danger under control.
The use of AI to identify the snake species proved crucial in providing medical professionals with additional information during the emergency.
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