The Snake Bite Awareness Program was successfully conducted on 13.08.2025 at Sankaralingapuram, Kalugumalai, from 5.30 PM to 6.30 PM. The program was jointly organized by Dhyan Health Care and Dhyan Foundation, aiming to educate the local community on the prevention, identification, and immediate management of snake bites. The event drew active participation from over 50 residents of the area, reflecting the strong interest and concern for snake bite safety in the community.
Dr. Jeyamurugan led the awareness session, delivering valuable insights on recognizing venomous and non-venomous snakes, the importance of avoiding panic, and the steps to be taken before reaching medical care. He emphasized the significance of timely intervention, safe transportation to the nearest healthcare facility, and avoiding harmful traditional practices that could worsen the victim’s condition. His talk was supported with real-life examples, making the session more engaging and relatable to the participants.
The program covered practical demonstrations on basic first aid measures for snake bites, including immobilizing the affected limb, keeping the patient calm, and ensuring no unnecessary movements are made before professional treatment. These demonstrations were designed to be simple yet effective, enabling participants to confidently assist victims during emergencies. The community members were encouraged to spread the knowledge gained with their families and neighbors, extending the program’s impact beyond the event.
The session was coordinated efficiently by CEO Krishnapriya, with support from Manager Sanjeevi Gandhi and Supervisor Kannan, ensuring smooth organization and active audience interaction. Their efforts in mobilizing the local residents and arranging the venue contributed significantly to the success of the program. The welcoming and cooperative environment fostered by the organizing team encouraged participants to openly share their doubts and experiences related to snake encounters.
The program concluded with a collective commitment from the participants to apply the knowledge gained and to act promptly in case of snake bite incidents. Feedback from attendees indicated that the session was both informative and practical, enhancing their confidence in handling such emergencies. The organizers expressed their appreciation to the residents for their enthusiastic participation and reaffirmed their commitment to conducting similar community health awareness programs in the future.
