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As her condition deteriorated, Fu was transferred to Sanya 425 Hospital. Despite further attempts to resuscitate her, she passed away within a few hours of the incident.

Official response and investigation

On 3 June, the Sanya Municipal Health Commission issued a public notice confirming that Fu had been bitten by an unidentified object and had visited two hospitals before succumbing to her injuries.

Authorities stated that an investigation team had been formed immediately. Medical records from both institutions were sealed, and a joint panel of provincial experts has been assigned to review the case. Officials are also overseeing aftercare procedures and offering support to the bereaved family.

Fu’s relatives expressed frustration over the response by medical personnel.

They alleged that she had informed doctors at Sanya Central Hospital that she believed she had been bitten by a snake.

However, doctors allegedly classified the wound as an insect bite, proceeding with only routine treatment.

The hospital reportedly failed to initiate emergency protocols for snakebite treatment, did not administer antivenom, and did not inform the family of the need to transfer her to a better-equipped facility.

Her family further criticised Sanya 425 Hospital, claiming that by the time she arrived, her symptoms had worsened significantly, and treatment was too late.

Victim was planning postgraduate studies

Fu Qi was an only child from Liaoning province and had been working in early childhood education in Singapore. According to her family, she had plans to pursue a postgraduate degree.

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