Tay Ninh: Nearly a dozen fire protection police have difficulty controlling more than 50kg of brocade pythons that crawl into people's houses

Mr. Phan Van Thuan (59 years old, Tay Ninh) just went to the toilet when he discovered a large 50kg python lying on the floor and ran away. The giant python proved to be aggressive, causing many difficulties in the process of catching.

On the morning of July 10, the family of Mr. Phan Van Thuan (59 years old, in An Tinh ward, Trang Bang town, Tay Ninh) went to the toilet and found a large python lying inside. People who discovered the large python were scared to run out and reported to the police force.

About 7:20 a.m. on the same day, as soon as they received the news, the Fire and Rescue Police Team of Trang Bang Town (Tay Ninh) about 10 people were dispatched to the scene. At the scene, the python was aggressive, constantly wrapping its body and sticking out its tongue to defend itself when the police used a stick to suppress it. After joining forces, the soldiers controlled the pythons and put them in sacks and handed them over to the Tay Ninh Provincial Forest Protection Department for handling.

According to the authorities, this is a type of python weighing more than 50kg, about 3m long. The above spotted python belongs to group 2B in the Red Book of Vietnam, belongs to the group of rare animals.

Recently, there have been many cases of "terrible" pythons crawling into people's houses, attracting attention. Before that, a household in Vinh Phu village (Ho Do commune, Loc Ha district) panicked when they discovered a ground python crawling into their garden to catch chickens.

The Forest Protection Department of Loc Ha district (Ha Tinh province) has just coordinated with relevant forces to hand over the rare earth python to Vu Quang National Park for continued monitoring and care before being released back into the natural forest environment. course.

Mr. Nguyen Xuan Man, Head of the Loc Ha District Forest Protection Department, said that through inspection, the python weighed about 32kg, about 4m long, and was classified in group IIB (endangered and rare). This is the heaviest and longest ground python ever discovered in Loc Ha district.

During the cleaning of houses and offices after the water recedes, people often discover many poisonous snakes such as scorpions and cobras. Some species even hide in blankets, wardrobes...

Doctors said that in the rainy or flood season, snakes often crawl into the house to find a high place to hide. Therefore, people need to have basic knowledge to handle this situation safely.

In the summer, when the weather is hot, snakes also have the habit of crawling into the house, where there is a cool space, to find a place to avoid the heat. During the rainy or flooded season, snakes also find a high and discreet place in people's houses to hide. Therefore, when cleaning houses, offices, offices, schools after floods, people easily detect them.

According to specialist doctor I Truong Phuoc Huu, Emergency Department, City Children's Hospital (HCMC), the common mentality of many people is to panic, scream and try to chase or run away when they see snakes in the water. home. However, attacking or running away is not a good way to deal with snakes. This can even have the opposite effect, causing snakes to attack you and your family members, especially children.

When detecting snakes, you need to quickly observe your surroundings and notify people around you. If there are children, take them away from snakes and tell them not to go near them. In case of recognizable venomous snakes such as red-tailed viper, king cobra, scorpion, scorpion, prepare gloves and boots if available to avoid being bitten by snakes.

You can then use a long stick and gently scare them away. If the snake is still sitting in a corner, stuck in a closet or wrapped in a blanket, leave it alone and don't touch it. The best way is to call someone who has experience in catching snakes to solve it together, not alone. The most important thing at this time is to keep a calm mind to solve the problem and act decisively.

If you are unlucky enough to be bitten by a venomous snake, your life may be in danger. Venoms of cobras, scorpions, scorpions, red-tailed greens, indigo..., can cause blood clotting disorders, edema, necrosis, respiratory muscle paralysis, heart failure.

Victims can die within 30-60 minutes if not given first aid and antivenom serum. More dangerously, if people around do not have first aid skills, the venom can penetrate faster, the victim's life is even more dangerous.

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