The case of "baby na" straying into a 5-star resort for 60 million VND/night: Director of Quang Nam Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism speaks out!

At noon on May 2, talking with Tien Phong, Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Quang Nam province Nguyen Thanh Hong, said that he had grasped the information that tourists discovered snakes in the room at The Nam Hai Resort. Dien Ban Town, Quang Nam).

Mr. Hong said that the management representative of this 5-star resort explained the incident and regretted that the above incident happened to the guests.

"As soon as the incident happened, the guest's personal butler was there and took the guest to another place. The resort's security team was also there to assist in checking the room and removing snakes from the place. After that, the members of the management board also came to meet and apologize directly," the resort's representative informed.

According to this, the guest is now mentally stable and also sympathizes with the unfortunate incident that happened. The resort still maintains hygiene and safety for guests by taking measures to prevent snakes and mosquitoes on a weekly basis to prevent similar incidents.

At the resort, snakes appeared in the guest room with many trees, so sometimes insects also entered the room. The management board of the resort has a task force specializing in handling insects, snakes, mosquitoes... entering the living room. In these areas, snakes are often non-venomous, often hidden in people's gardens.

"Leaders of the Department have reminded the resort management to pay attention to best serve the existing services of the hotel and promptly and best handle unexpected incidents so that guests can sympathize and share. At the same time, the resort needs timely information to the Department and the Visitor Support Center for processing," said Mr. Hong.

Previously, on May 1, social networks spread a story about a case of a Hanoi businesswoman who discovered snakes in the room she was renting at a high-end resort in Dien Ban for up to 60 million VND / person. night. The guest called the resort management to ask for intervention. Luckily no one was injured in this incident.

Based on the images and videos shared by witnesses at the scene, it shows that the snake appearing in the resort room is a beaded individual. This is a non-venomous snake belonging to the family of water snakes. The beaded snake is a small snake with a maximum length of 1.3m, a light green body with black borders across the body.

Bead snakes are distributed almost everywhere in Vietnam, in all 3 regions. Their main food is lizards, small rodents... Females lay 6-12 eggs. Young snakes when newly hatched are 15 to 20cm long, similar in shape to adult snakes, but lighter in color and pattern.

Beaded snakes are very good at climbing, can even climb vertical walls with no grip, so they often appear on roofs, even sometimes get into the air conditioners of buildings. family.

Because beaded snakes are so common and widely distributed, they often appear in areas where people hunt, especially crawling into houses to catch geckos, one of their favorite foods, so Beads and humans often encounter each other.

However, the bead snake is a non-venomous snake, its bite is not dangerous to humans and may cause itching for some sensitive people. Therefore, when encountering this snake, people do not need to be too alarmed and can chase it away, instead of trying to kill them.

A very important detail to note, currently many people are confused between bead snakes and vipers. When searching for information about bead snakes on Google, many results equate bead snakes and vipers as one, in fact this information is completely wrong.

While the beaded snake (scientific name Chrysopelea ornata) is a non-venomous snake in the family of water snakes, the viper (scientific name Protobothrops Mucrosquamatus) is a species of venomous snake in the viper family.

The viper mainly lives in areas with altitudes of 1,000m or more, in secondary forests and along rivers and streams, so they rarely encounter humans. The food of the viper is small animals such as frogs, frogs, fish, shrimp, bird eggs or some small snakes...

The viper has a deadly venom that is deadly if not given first aid in time. Therefore, confusing the beaded snake (non-venomous) and viper (poisonous) is a very dangerous mistake.

Learning and understanding about snakes can be of great help in life, helping people to know how to avoid dangerous snakes and keep useful snakes, such as water snakes that specialize in catching snakes. agricultural beneficial rat...

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