Python rescued near Thondamuthur

Coimbatore, Nov 8: A 2.75 feet long Indian Rock Python was rescued from a residential area near Thondamuthur i here on Tuesday.

According to senior officials from the forest department, the python had taken shelter in a wooded area in Muttathuvayal village.

Panic stricken, the people in the vicinity had informed forest officials about the reptile. Anti-Poaching Watchers from the department arrived at the spot and captured the python.

The reptile was later released into the Thandi Kandi reserve forest nearby.

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