Students In Bihar School Spot A Giant Snake. Here’s What Happened Next

People consider snakes to be one of the scariest and most dangerous animals. If a person gets bitten by a snake, it is often very difficult for him to survive. The person can die within an hour, if no immediate step is taken. Recently, this dangerous creature was found in a school, and this news is currently garnering everyone’s attention. According to reports, this incident happened in Naveen Prathmik Vidyalaya in Jamui district, in the Jhajha block area (Bihar). When the children reached the school to study, a huge snake was sitting in their classroom with its hood spread. As per reports, the incident took place on Wednesday, when the school class was going on for standards one and two. A huge snake entered the classroom. As soon as they saw the snake, the children started shouting.

After the children made a ruckus, the children and teachers of the second standard also reached there and saw the snake. Then there was a stir among the people. Somehow, the children and teachers were taken out of the room and kept safe. After that, the forest department officials were informed about this matter.

School principal Nikki Kumari said that after getting information about the snake, the forest department team immediately reached the spot and carried out the rescue operation for the snake. She said that after about half an hour of hard work, the snake was caught in the classroom. Seeing the length and width of the snake, people present there got scared. The forest department personnel caught the snake, took it safely, and left it in the forest.

This incident of bringing out a snake from the classroom has become a topic of discussion in the entire district. Out of everything, the children survived safely, and the snake was caught at the right time. Now a video of this has surfaced, which is going viral on social media.

Earlier, a similar incident went viral where a giant python found its way into a school bus in Uttar Pradesh’s Raebareli and was rescued by forest department officials in an operation lasting an hour over the weekend.