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Foundation's anti-snake venom intervention saves lives in Krachi Nchurmuru
He gave the assurance that the foundation would continue to support access to anti-snake venom and also step up public education to promote early reporting and appropriate treatment of snakebite cases.
However, since the foundation rolled out the initiative by supplying anti-snake venom to selected health facilities across the district, victims had been receiving prompt treatment free of charge, thereby saving lives.
Sep - 28 - 2026 , 09:57 2 minutes read A non-governmental organisation, the Jerry John Yenabi Foundation, has said its free anti-snake venom intervention has helped save the lives of 99 people in the Krachi Nchurmuru District of the Oti Region.
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