PANCHKULA: After suffering for half-an-hour, a snake catcher crew of Panchkula municipal corporation (MC) stuck an eight-foot-long python in Sector 28 on Thursday.
Fear groped the citizens of Sector 28 on Thursday morning once they discovered about the presence of an eight-foot-long python of their locality. They straight away referred to as police officers, who then rushed to the spot with a three-member crew of snake catchers.
After a struggle of half-an-hour, the crew controlled to catch the pyhton. They put the snake in a sack and then released it in the jungle house of Morni.
Last year, over 50 snakes from quite a lot of portions of the district were stuck by means of MC's snake catchers. The longest snake stuck by means of the crew until date is a12-feet-long python. It was found in the fields of a farmer in Raipur Rani.
Alfaaz, 25, a professional in catching snakes, instructed the IdealNews that he, along side his crew, was operating with Panchkula MC to catch snakes and monkey. "Snakes usually come near humans in search of food. During monsoon, they come out to eat frogs, rats, crickets and other insects," he mentioned.
Another snake catcher Ali mentioned that catching snakes was not simple. "We have to work on various aspects while catching a snake. We risk our lives every time. While catching a snake, we follow proper protocols. Once a snake is caught, we make sure to set it free in its natural habitat," he added.
"Snakes are a part of ecosystem and people should not kill them if found in vicinity. Residents must inform the MC, which will make sure to send a team immediately," mentioned MC commissioner Rajesh Jogpal.
Fear groped the citizens of Sector 28 on Thursday morning once they discovered about the presence of an eight-foot-long python of their locality. They straight away referred to as police officers, who then rushed to the spot with a three-member crew of snake catchers.
After a struggle of half-an-hour, the crew controlled to catch the pyhton. They put the snake in a sack and then released it in the jungle house of Morni.
Last year, over 50 snakes from quite a lot of portions of the district were stuck by means of MC's snake catchers. The longest snake stuck by means of the crew until date is a12-feet-long python. It was found in the fields of a farmer in Raipur Rani.
Alfaaz, 25, a professional in catching snakes, instructed the IdealNews that he, along side his crew, was operating with Panchkula MC to catch snakes and monkey. "Snakes usually come near humans in search of food. During monsoon, they come out to eat frogs, rats, crickets and other insects," he mentioned.
Another snake catcher Ali mentioned that catching snakes was not simple. "We have to work on various aspects while catching a snake. We risk our lives every time. While catching a snake, we follow proper protocols. Once a snake is caught, we make sure to set it free in its natural habitat," he added.
"Snakes are a part of ecosystem and people should not kill them if found in vicinity. Residents must inform the MC, which will make sure to send a team immediately," mentioned MC commissioner Rajesh Jogpal.
Python rescued from Panchkula Sector 28
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