Azad, a resident of Village Manikpur under the Fepana Police Station, was bitten by a poisonous snake and died on the July 1.
According to media reports, the doctors informed the relatives of the man that anti-snake venom injection was neither available in the District Hospital nor in the entire district.
Reportedly, many people had died in the district due to non-availability of anti-snake venom injection.
A notice has been issued to the Principal Secretary, Department of Health and Family Welfare, Uttar Pradesh Government and District Magistrate, Balia calling for a factual report within two weeks.
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