A teenager suffered a bite from a yarará snake while returning home in the city of Añatuya, Santiago del Estero province, and had to be transferred to the zonal hospital. He was assisted and kept under observation to control the effects of the venom. The minor, whose data and age were not disclosed, is stable and undergoing treatment. Therefore, a medical certificate could not be issued until his evolution is evaluated over the next few hours, according to information provided by doctors to local media and accessed by the Argentine News Agency. Additionally, it was indicated that the teenager will remain in the health center until professionals confirm that he is in optimal condition and without traces of the animal's venom.