Terrifying Snake Terrorizes 'Silent Killer' Kalas, Residents Dare Not Go Out at Night

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Dream - Residents in the village of Mosra-Nabapally in Chakdaha, Nadia, India, are afraid to leave their homes after sunset due to the rampant terror of the Kalas snake in their surroundings. At least around 500 houses feel terrorized by the presence of this venomous snake. According to The Telegraph Online, the venomous snake is said to have bitten 12 people and killed 3 of them, including a sixth-grade student. The local community has already reported this to the forestry department, but no solution has been found for this issue. As a result, the residents are forced to lock themselves inside their homes when dusk arrives.

“Situasi ini sungguh tidak tertahankan karena sepertinya kita hidup bersama ular. Saat kegelapan mulai turun, kalas sering terlihat di jalan desa kami. Menjadi sangat berisiko bagi kami untuk mengakses wilayah yang gelap,”

"The situation is really unbearable because it seems like we are living with snakes. When darkness begins to fall, snakes are often seen on our village roads. It becomes very risky for us to access dark areas."

According to Rikita Roy, a twelfth grade student who recently lost her younger sister due to a snake bite.

"The concern is that students like me will stop attending evening classes."
add Rikita quoted from The Telegraph Online, Monday, October 16, 2023.

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Terrifying Snake Terrorizes 'Silent Killer' Kalas, Residents Dare Not Go Out at Night

Kalas is a highly venomous snake and works as a silent killer. This snake is dark brown in color and has white lines like rings all over its body. It remains slow during the day and becomes active at night.

Therefore, the residents try to finish their important tasks outside the house before sunset. So they don't need to go out anymore when the sky is already dark.

"Merasa Tak Aman" translates to "Feeling Unsafe" in English.

Although so, apparently staying at home does not make them safe from the venomous kalas terror. Because, at night the snake becomes active and can come anywhere.

"However, homes are also not safe from cobras. The snakes creep into our houses, cow sheds, and piles of harvest, making our lives miserable. At night, these snakes become active and often crawl onto beds and bite people who are sleeping."

According to Paresh Biswas, a resident of Mosra-Nabapally.

"Snake Terror Solution"

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The Chakdaha Biggyan o Sanskritik Sanstha (CBSS) recently visited the village. They suggested that forestry officers release the sakhamuti snake (krait snake) in the area. It is mentioned that the sakhamurti snake (krait snake) is not highly venomous but can kill a person. This is considered to be a solution to the problem of krait snake terror in the area. Another suggested solution to reduce the number of roaming snakes in the settlement is by clearing the bushes in the area."

"Belum ada laporan kematian manusia akibat gigitan sakhamuti. Masyarakat perlu tahu bahwa ular ini merupakan ancaman bagi kala,"
word Bhattacharya.

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