Assam: Python rescued in Samaguri
Guwahati, 29th February: Local residents in Samaguri took proactive measures to rescue a python snake at the Gendhali Reserve, following discussions within the community regarding the reptile’s presence. Prompted by concerns over the python’s well-being, residents decided to intervene and ensure its safe relocation.
The python had attracted attention from locals, with sightings reported since the previous day. Recognizing the need for action, community members collaborated to retrieve the snake from the reserve.
A resident remarked, “We managed to recover the snake from Gendhali Bebejia Reserve. There was a lot of discussion about it yesterday and today, some youths and we came together to retrieve the snake and relocate it to a safer place. We have informed the forest department and will hand it over to them.”
Pooling their efforts, the community members successfully retrieved the python and handed it over to the forest department. This collective initiative demonstrates the community’s dedication to wildlife conservation and their responsible approach to handling encounters with potentially dangerous species.
The forest department, informed about the rescue operation, will now oversee the well-being of the relocated python, ensuring it is placed in an appropriate habitat. This incident highlights the significance of community engagement in preserving local wildlife and showcases the positive outcomes that collaborative efforts can achieve in promoting the safety of both residents and wildlife in the region.
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