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Mumbai: 3 pythons rescued from busy Kalanagar junction
Updated On: 03 February, 2020 07:45 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
NGO SARRP volunteers save the snakes spotted on Friday and Saturday nights

Three Indian Rock Pythons one 11.4 feet long, one 8 feet long and another measuring around 8 feet were rescued in two days
Workers at the flyover construction site in Bandra East got the shock of their lives when an unwanted guest slithered into view in the middle of their work. A frantic call was made to rescuers from an NGO, who promptly came to check and were surprised to find not one but three large Indian Rock Pythons bang in the middle of the T-junction on Sion Bandra link road.
Santosh Shinde, president of SARRP (Spreading Awareness on Reptiles and Rehabilitation Programe), told mid-day, "On Saturday and Friday nights, around 11.30 pm, our rescuers Adit Bhagwat and Sheldon D were summoned with distress phone calls informing about a huge snake in Bandra."
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