Indonesian pop star Irma Bule, who routinely danced with snakes and used them as part of her performance, was fatally bitten by a king cobra after stepping on it while singing her second song.
The 29-year-old was performing at a village in Karawang, West Java, on Sunday night when the incident occurred, according to the Mirror, Coconuts Jakarta and other media outlets.
The king cobra, known as Rianti, bit the singer on the thigh, injecting venom into her bloodstream. But the singer refused an antidote from the snake handler and continued to sing, seemingly unaffected according to witnesses.
“The effects were felt 45 minutes after the bite,” witness Ferlando Octavion Auzura told Merdeka, according to Coconuts Jakarta. “She vomited, had seizures, and her body seized.”
Instant karma's gonna get you....
The 29-year-old was performing at a village in Karawang, West Java, on Sunday night when the incident occurred, according to the Mirror, Coconuts Jakarta and other media outlets.
The king cobra, known as Rianti, bit the singer on the thigh, injecting venom into her bloodstream. But the singer refused an antidote from the snake handler and continued to sing, seemingly unaffected according to witnesses.
“The effects were felt 45 minutes after the bite,” witness Ferlando Octavion Auzura told Merdeka, according to Coconuts Jakarta. “She vomited, had seizures, and her body seized.”
Instant karma's gonna get you....