Monday, 11 January 2016
Snake Found On Luggage Cart In Bangkok Airport
Bangkok’s main international airport has issued an apology after a snake was found on a luggage cart in the arrival hall and startled passengers.
Suvarnabhumi (pronounced “Suwanapoom”) International Airport, built on land previously known as “Cobra Swamp,” said it would like to “apologize for the incident that frightened passengers” on Sunday.
Passengers spotted the snake coiled around the base of the trolley after a female traveler had loaded bags onto it and was preparing to leave the arrival hall, Thai media reported.
Snake expert Thanaphong Tawan at a Bangkok snake farm run by the Thai Red Cross Society said the snake appeared to be a non-venomous variety called Dryocalamus davisonii — commonly known as Blanford’s bridle snake — based on a picture taken at the airport and published by Thai media. Cont.
Story from - Washington Post Via AP
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