Water is receding in Kerala but it will be a long time before the lives of the victims of the flood could go back into what it used to be. But the bigger problem plaguing them at the moment is getting back to their own houses. The floods have brought dangerous reptiles to the insides of house and people are seeing them in places they would have never imagined.
Crocodiles are coming out of the kitchen, just when they think they are settled, snakes are slithering out of almirahs and Abdul Salam from Kozhikode has found a python inside his car Bonnet.
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Salam’s area was affected by the flood but his house wasn’t submerged. The car was parked in front of his house. He tried to start the car after the water receded but it did not move. He then opened the bonnet to have a closer look and found that Python had made a niche for itself under the hood.
Salam informed others and forest officers soon rushed to the spot and captured the snake. The Python was 10 feet long and weighed 32 kilograms. An official warning has been issued to all victims to be watchful of such issues when they get back into their houses.
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