The whole school was in a panic when a 3-meter long python slithered from the forest into the school but got caught in the school's netting and couldn't go any further. Students found it and told the teacher to quickly call rescue workers to come and catch it and release it back into the wild. Rescue workers brought snake-catching equipment inside Wat Khao Din School, Village 7, Khao Din Subdistrict, Bang Pakong District, Chachoengsao Province after receiving a report that a snake had entered a football net behind the multipurpose dome. They found a python about 3 meters long with its head stuck in the net and unable to move forward. The officers used scissors to cut the net to help the snake out. It is believed that it probably got stuck during the rain last night and tried to escape, causing a wound. Today, when the school opened, a student found it and informed the teacher to contact the rescue workers to come and catch it and release it back into the wild. Source: Thai News Agency
The whole school was in a panic when a python got caught in a net. Rescue workers were notified to help catch it.
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