Python rescued from hospital premises in central India, causing panic among staff
by Aditi VermaA large python entered a Hospital premises in central India’s Madhya Pradesh late at night, creating panic among staff until a professional snake catcher arrived to rescue the reptile safely.
The incident took place at BD Hospital, located on the road from Sanjay Drive to Kaneradev in Sagar on November 2.
Visuals showed a large snake was safely rescued from the hospital premises and later released into the forest. During the rescue, many people gathered around, watching the scene unfold. The snake was exceptionally long and thick, with a heavy, muscular body that glistened under the lights as it moved. The snake catcher carefully handled the creature, showing its impressive length as it coiled and shifted.
The eight-foot-long python weighing approximately 35 kilograms was spotted wandering through the hospital grounds. The sight of the snake created panic among the hospital staff. Samir Khan, the hospital’s night watchman, and gardener Phoolchand Mali quickly informed snake catcher Bablu Pawar about the python’s presence.
Upon receiving the alert, Pawar and his team promptly arrived on the scene. After some effort, they managed to capture the python safely. Bablu Pawar shared that he responded immediately to the staff’s call and, after the successful rescue operation, ensured the python’s safe release back into the forest.