A 12-feet-long and 15-kg python, rescued from a locality in Kaptai, has been released into the Kaptai National Park. The snake was spotted by locals on Sunday night near the Boroichhori Marma Para hostel area.
On Monday at 12:30 pm, the python was safely released in the presence of Kaptai Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Rayhanul Islam and Imrul Kayes, Assistant Conservator of Forests (ACF) of the Chattogram Hill Tracts South Forest Division.
Former Kaptai Upazila Chairman Dilder Hossain, Wagga Tea Limited Director Khorshedul Alam Kaderi, Range Officer Khan Mohammad Anwar, Assistant Information Officer Delwar Hossain, Food Godown Officer Abhijit Barua, along with rescue team and forest department members, were present at the time.
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