This is not the first case! My wife's beach walk was stung by the "world's most poisonous fish", and her honeymoon trip was completely ruined!
According to the New York Post, Amy and her husband Callum from the United Kingdom went to Mauritius for their honeymoon in September this year, when the two were participating in a snorkeling trip held by the hotel. Amy said she had planned to put on her river-tracing shoes before going into the water, but the coach told her that because it was all beach, she didn't need to wear shoes.
Unexpectedly, Amy just stepped into the sea, and immediately found that she seemed to step on some kind of hard object, at first thought that she was just stepping on coral, but did not expect that her feet were getting more and more painful, "At that time, I went directly ashore and returned to the shore, honestly it was a pain I had never had in my life, I looked at my foot, it had doubled in size, and the soles of my feet turned blue and white."
Amy then immediately asked the team leader for help, and after emergency treatment by the hotel medical staff, she learned that she had been stabbed by the stinger of the "most poisonous stone fish in the world", and the hotel immediately sent Amy to the local hospital for treatment.
When Amy arrived at the hospital, the hospital injected her with anti-venom and morphine, and cut a small hole in the soles of her feet to allow the venom to drain. As for the next honeymoon, Amy said that because her feet were wrapped in bandages, she could only stay by the pool and do nothing, and the good trip was ruined overnight.
