Venomous snake found in flyer's handbag
Saurabh Sinha | TNN | Nov 12, 2018, 05:00 ISTNEW DELHI: Snake on a plane could have become a frightening reality on an international flight out of India had an alert security personnel not spotted the poisonous reptile while screening a passenger's handbag. This find was made by a CISF screener at Cochin airport on Sunday while x-raying the bag of an Abu Dhabi-bound passenger.
"Sub inspector PK Mourya was screening the hand bags when he detected some suspicious item in the a passenger's bag flying to Abu Dhabi on an Air India express flight ," said an official.
"Constable Hirdesh Kumar checked the bag and found a live young one of a snake inside it which looked like Indian Krait / Blue Krait. The passenger, a 40-year-old resident of Palakkad in Kerala, was handed over to police.
"Sub inspector PK Mourya was screening the hand bags when he detected some suspicious item in the a passenger's bag flying to Abu Dhabi on an Air India express flight ," said an official.
"Constable Hirdesh Kumar checked the bag and found a live young one of a snake inside it which looked like Indian Krait / Blue Krait. The passenger, a 40-year-old resident of Palakkad in Kerala, was handed over to police.
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