After COVID-19, dengue and malaria, British Man survives cobra bite in Rajasthan

A British man, Ian Jones, has managed to cheat death not once but three times. Jones has managed to survive a dely cobra bite after recovering from COVID-19, dengue and malaria. He was mitted to a hospital in Jodhpur city after being bit by an Indian cobra in rural area of district. Speaking to a news agency, doctor who treated Ian Jones at a hospital in Jodhpur city, about 350 kilometres from Rajasthan's capital, Jaipur, said that y initially suspected that British origin man was infected with COVID-19 second time when he was brought to Medipulse Hospital. 

British charity worker was mitted to hospital a week ago and was tested for COVID-19 once again, but doctor informed news agency that Ian Jones tested negative for virus. Speaking furr, doctor informed that while Jones remained conscious he did suffer from snake bite symptoms which includes difficulty in walking and blurry vision. He furr informed that symptoms experienced by British charity worker are transient and will improve over course of next few days. Ian Jones was discharged earlier in week and we believe re won't be any sort of long term effects of snakebite as y are not uncommon in rural areas of Rajasthan, informed doctor treating Ian.

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"D is a fighter"

Ian Jones runs a charity named Sabirian that is aimed at importing fairly tred crafts and has been working with tritional craftsmen in Rajasthan to import ir goods to Britain and uplift m. While working at his Jodhpur base he was bit by an Indian Black King Cobra after which his family started a GoFundMe page to raise money for Jones' medical expenses. According to GoFundMe page, Ian's son Seb Jones said that his far is a fighter and that it has been touch and go for man. 

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"D is a fighter, during his time out in India he h alrey suffered from Malaria and Dengue Fever even before COVID-19 and yet he h remained resolute in his determination to stay in country and continue his work help people that needed his support. He h not been able to travel home due to pandemic and as a family, we understood his desire to continue to support many people who relied on him. We were naturally concerned about him though and n when we heard he h also suffered what is usually a fatal snake bite on top of all that he h been through, we honestly could not believe it. It really has been touch and go, he is stable at moment although he has paralysis in his legs and blindness, both of which we hope is temporary," said Seb jones in his statement on GoFundMe page.

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