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Mumbai: Three poisonous snakes rescued in one night from BMC colony in Mulund

<p>The snake was around 35 inches long. The residents then called up snake catcher Sameer Thavai from Save Wildlife Organisation (SWO), who reached the spot around 10 last night</p>

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Residents of a BMC staff quarters were in for a shock last night, when they learnt that not one, but three venomous Russell's Viper snakes had been slithering in their locality. People in the area were first alerted after a resident, Pratap Walmiki, 43, spotted a Russel's Viper outside his window. "I was in the washroom, when I felt something move outside. When I peeped out of my window, I saw a snake. I immediately shut it and alerted the other residents," said Walmiki.

The snakes that were rescued from the area.  Pics/ Rajesh Gupta

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