Python stuck in drain pipe near Singapore's Clarke Quay MRT rescued after five hours


The snake was freed in a rescue attempt that took about five hours. - PRASHANTA KUMAR MOHANTY/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE: A reticulated python found itself in a tight spot, after getting stuck in a narrow pipe at a drain near Clarke Quay MRT on Tuesday (Feb 18).

The snake was later freed in a rescue attempt which took about five hours by National Parks Board (NParks) officers.

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