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Mumbai: Snake rescued from BKC Metro Line 3 station after heavy rains

A Russell’s Viper, one of India’s most venomous snakes, was rescued from the basement of Mumbai Metro Line 3's BKC station on Tuesday morning. The reptile, believed to be dehydrated, was safely captured, rehydrated and later released into its natural habitat.

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Russell's Viper rescued at BKC Metro Station (Pic/Special arrangement)

Russell's Viper rescued at BKC Metro Station (Pic/Special arrangement)

A highly venomous Russell's Viper snake was rescued from the Mumbai Metro Line 3 BKC metro station. The incident came to light on Tuesday morning after security personnel spotted the reptile in the basement of the facility.

According to officials, the operation to rescue the reptile was initiated at around 7:47 am when the security team of MSF at the Metro Line 3 site informed members of the wildlife rescue organisation Vapra about the presence of a snake in the second basement adjacent to the Audit Bhavan near the BKC Aqua Metro station.

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