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This was one contraband that customs sleuths at Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru had not bargained for.
The sleuths who spotted two pieces of baggage abandoned by a woman suspected to have arrived on a flight from Bangkok on Wednesday night opened it only to be left dumbstruck by the contraband: 72 baby snakes, including 17 Thai King Cobras that are extremely venomous foreign reptiles for which India doesn’t even have an anti-venom, and carcasses of six primates that had suffocated to death in one of the suitcases, reports Petlee Peter.
The sleuths who spotted two pieces of baggage abandoned by a woman suspected to have arrived on a flight from Bangkok on Wednesday night opened it only to be left dumbstruck by the contraband: 72 baby snakes, including 17 Thai King Cobras that are extremely venomous foreign reptiles for which India doesn’t even have an anti-venom, and carcasses of six primates that had suffocated to death in one of the suitcases, reports Petlee Peter.
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