Shocking incident arise at Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) in Mumbai when 7-Foot Indian Rock Python spotted near Jio World Drive. It is one of major landmark of city. In early morning, Security personnel at Gate No. 1 of Makermax City found the thick-bodied Indian Rock Python coiled near to entrance. He informed to authorities and they immediately sealed the area.
Rescue operation starts for 7-Foot Indian Rock Python in Mumbai
SARRP India NGO led the rescue, with experienced wildlife responder Unmesh Paranjape in charge. The python, identified as Python molurus, measured 7 feet long and weighed about 9 kg. Paranjape noted that the snake was healthy and was handled carefully to reduces stress during the rescue.
“Finding such a significant specimen in the heart of a corporate hub like BKC is a reminder of the urban wildlife that still thrives in Mumbai’s green spaces,” he said.
Public safety
The area was secured during the rescue to protect both the public and the snake. Visitors were allowed to return once the reptile had been safely moved to an appropriate habitat.
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