The suspected snake movement at Meidoquan Primary School is causing concern (Daily Mail photo)
Two students from an Australian primary school were sent to hospital on the same day because they could be bitten by a snake, sparking concern.
Last week, a third-grader and a fourth-grader at (Meadow Springs Primary School) Primary School in Perth, Australia, were suspected of being "bitten by a snake" while playing on campus, the Daily Mail reported.
The school asked the snake catcher to handle it, but couldn`t find any snake tracks.
Cooper (Jacquie Cooper), the headmaster of Meidoquan Primary School, sent a special letter to students` parents to ensure that the school had emergency measures for such incidents due to its proximity to the dense jungle.
Less than two months ago, a student was bitten by a snake at Meido Quan Elementary School. 12-year-old Silva (Zoe Da Silba) was sent to hospital after being bitten by a snake, but no venom was found.
