A 10-foot-long Indian Rock Python that strayed into a residential society in Mulund was safely rescued and rehabilitated by the Resqink Association for Wildlife Welfare (RAWW) on Tuesday.

The NGO received a distress call on its helpline in the afternoon after residents spotted the massive snake inside the society premises, triggering panic. Rescue responders Joaquim Nayak and Rahul Panchal were immediately dispatched to the site to carry out the operation.

A 10-foot Indian rock python was safely rescued and rehabilitated by RAWW after it caused panic in a Mulund housing society on Tuesday. Displaced by heavy rains and unable to find a way out, the snake had climbed a tree and was surrounded by crowds. With Forest Department… pic.twitter.com/plqt5L3QCE