WATCH: Massive 9-Foot Python Found In Mumbai's Bandra East, Safely Rescued & Released Into Forest
Mumbai: Mumbai: A massive Indian python, measuring approximately nine feet, was found in the Kherwadi area of Bandra East, triggering concern among residents. Visuals showing the huge reptile being rescued have surfaced on social media and are going viral. According to reports, snake rescuer Vicky Dubey reached the spot after receiving information about the python and carefully rescued the…
Mumbai's Bandra East witnessed a startling encounter with a massive Indian python measuring around nine feet in length. The news spread quickly, capturing the attention of residents and social media users alike. The snake was discovered in the Kherwadi area and prompted swift action from snake rescuer Vicky Dubey. Videos circulating online show Dubey carefully capturing the enormous reptile during the rescue operation.
Mumbai Police personnel were present at the scene to ensure the python was handled safely. Once the operation was complete, the python was released back into its natural habitat in a nearby forest. This incident is one of several recent sightings of snakes in Mumbai, particularly during the monsoon season, which has raised concerns among residents.
Authorities advise people to avoid interacting with snakes and instead contact trained rescuers or relevant authorities. In a separate incident, tourists at Amboli Ghat were startled when a snake suddenly fell from above near them at the main waterfall. The dramatic moment was captured on video, showing tourists swiftly moving away from the area.
Fortunately, a young child managed to escape unharmed by moving aside just moments before the snake landed near him.
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