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Severe flooding in southern China, caused by Typhoon Maysak, has led to the escape of approximately 800 snakes from breeding farms in the Guangxi region. Among these are venomous cobras and other species, raising concerns among local residents. Reports indicate that residents in the area have witnessed snakes infiltrating homes and properties, prompting warnings from authorities to avoid approaching the reptiles.
The floods have caused extensive damage, with ongoing rescue efforts for stranded individuals and at least eleven fatalities reported due to the storm and resultant conditions. Additionally, there are fears of snake bites; at least one death has been attributed to a snake bite. Local media have shared alarming footage of snakes swimming through inundated streets, heightening the anxiety in affected communities as they cope with the dual threats of flooding and wildlife.
10 July
Dramatic videos show hundreds of snakes, including cobras, inundating a village after heavy rain in China.
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