'Fortunately, the snake didn't crawl to other stalls or it would have frightened more people.'
A woman had a shock after finding a large python at her stall at Whampoa Drive Market & Food Centre on Saturday morning .that she had already opened her flower stall for business when she heard her father say that there was a snake outside.
She went to investigate and saw a 1m-long python under a wooden table that she usually uses to display potted plants, leaving her terrified. "The python attracted the attention of several stall owners and some even took out their mobile phones to take pictures,' added Ms Cai. Ms Cai immediately called the relevant authorities, who arrived at around 10am. The snake was caught in less than five minutes and placed in a bag.
Ms Cai said:"Fortunately, the snake didn't crawl to other stalls or it would have frightened more people."
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
West trying to drive a wedge between Moscow, Beijing: Russian foreign ministerThe West is trying to drive a wedge between Russia and China by talking about their unequal relations and Moscow's dependence on Beijing, Russia Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview published on Tuesday (Apr 4). Lavrov, speaking to the Argumenty i Fakty news website, also said the European U
Read more »
Driver stranded for an hour after tree falls across road at Pasir Ris Drive 4A driver was stuck for an hour after a tree fell across a road in Pasir Ris on Monday morning (Apr 3). Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com
Read more »
'Crazy' rental hikes for condo units drive some expats to rent HDB flats insteadSINGAPORE — After being laid off from his job at a technology company here early this year, American expatriate Eddie Rivera was hit by a double whammy of income loss and skyrocketing housing rents.
Read more »
Huge fire engulfs market in Bangladeshi capitalDHAKA: Hundreds of Bangladeshi firefighters were mobilised in the capital Dhaka on Tuesday (Apr 4) to battle an inferno that raged through a popular clothing market and blanketed the city's oldest neighbourhoods in black smoke. No casualties have been reported so far, but shop owners and fire officials tol
Read more »
Firefighters, army battling massive fire in Bangladesh marketMost of the shops were burnt to ashes in the fire. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Read more »
Huge fire destroys clothes market in Bangladeshi capitalDHAKA — Hundreds of Bangladeshi firefighters battled an inferno that raged through a popular clothing market in the capital Dhaka on Tuesday (April 4) and blanketed the city's oldest neighbourhoods in black smoke.
Read more »