Chandigarh, Sept. 20 -- Timely administration of anti-snake venom (ASV) has saved around 473 snakebite victims in Haryana this year, with Jhajjar and Ambala districts recording the highest number of cases, additional chief secretary (ACS-health) Sumita Misra said. Stating that the life-saving anti-venom is available free of cost at all primary health centres (PHCs), community health centres (CHCs), and civil hospitals across the state, Misra said that stocks are continuously monitored to ensure availability. "1,526 snakebite victims have been treated in five years," she said, highlighting the importance of seeking immediate medical intervention. The health department has advised people to keep houses and surroundings clear of garbage, debris and materials that can provide shelter to rodents and snakes....