Hyderabad, July 26 (Hydnow): a snake, believed to have been washed into a residential area by the flooding, found its way into one of the houses in Alwal today.
Terrified by the snake’s presence and growing anxiety over the rising water levels, the residents immediately sought help from Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) authorities.
However, despite making a distress call six hours ago, no assistance was forthcoming. Frustration and concern mounted as the snake remained in the house, posing a potential threat to residents. among those affected was Sampat Kumar, a young man residing in the affected area.
He decided to take matters into his own hands. displaying his impatience and anger, Kumar caught the snake and carried it to the Alwal GHMC ward office.
In a daring act of protest, he placed the snake on the table, demanding prompt action from the concerned officials. (Hydnow)
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