Matt Hancock stung by scorpion at 'I'm a celebrity', medics called for treatment

Today just before breakfast, scorpion reportedly attacked Matt Hancock and unexpectedly nipped the UK politician, leaving him in pain. The British reality show I'm a celebrity said that Matt did not spot the scorpion, and it was late until that creature bit his finger. Luckily Matt was left with no lasting damage, according to reports.

Soon after Matt started yelping in pain, the medics ran to the camp and checked him. Matt told the medics that the scorpion's sting was more painful than a bee sting. The medics also gave a clean health bill to Matt Hancock.

Whether you take it by surprise or step on the Australian Scorpions, they are not deadly but nasty, as Associate Professor Bryan Fry shared. He mentioned in the interview the after-effects of a scorpion's sting on the human body are pretty trivial. There would be a typical localized pain and swelling on the target part. The pain will resemble the Australian bullet ants or a bee sting when the creature bits.




The scorpion is removed from the camp safeguarding the other contestants. And all viewers can see this incident on the show on ITV on Sunday night. However, black rock scorpions are common in New South Wales, where the show is filmed.

FAQs:

1. Who is stung by a scorpion?
   Matt Hancock.
2. When is the I'm a celebrity telecasted?
   Sunday 9 PM.
3. On which channel will it be telecasted?
   ITV.