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Over 70 snakes, 6 monkeys seized from passenger's suitcase at Bengaluru airport

 

7 Sep 2023

BENGALURU: As many as 20 baby king cobras and other snakes, including ball pythons were found in the suitcase of a Tamil Nadu man who landed in Bengaluru Airport from Bangkok on Wednesday night.

The wildlife smuggler was also carrying six baby monkeys.

Sources at Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) said that the wildlife smuggling was busted by the sleuths of Bengaluru Customs who were carrying out passenger profiling of a flight from Thailand.

 

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