Unusual intervention in the Tri -City. A snake was missing on the train
There was an unusual intervention in the Fast City Railway in the Tri -City. One of the passengers noticed that she had disappeared.
SKM Trójmiasto informed about the case. The incident occurred last week on the route Gdynia Orłowo – Gdańsk. It turned out that the royal python was disappeared on the train – the most popular snake species bred at home.
“With a view to the safety of passengers, we searched the composition to make sure that nobody is in danger” – added in the entry.
The SKM passenger lost the snake
Details were given by RMF FM. On Wednesday, around 11.00, the worried owner contacted the representatives of the Fast City Railway and informed about the unusual loss.
“Immediately after receiving information about the missing snake, we informed the train team and called the fire brigade and the police at the place, “SKM spokesman Marcin Józefowicz reported in an interview with the station. Actions were carried out after the train reached the station in Lębork. There was a longer stop there.
The train was transported to the Gdynia Cisowa Parko station, where a detailed inspection was carried out. “Exactly, a centimeter after a centimeter, the whole train was searched. The man who knew this snake came – he knew where to look. The composition was checked. We were actually sure: there is no snake on the train” – he added.
Royal python on the giant
The story has a happy ending. The reptile found himself outside the composition, and spent 5 days at the wild. “Someone noticed him in the grass and notified the services,” said SKM spokesman. Probably passengers had no reason to worry. The snake transported by a woman could slip out of the box after she got out of the train and went to the car.
The Trojmiasto.pl portal informs that the railway company does not intend to draw consistency to the owner who transported the snake by train. Although the royal python has a massive body structure (from 90 to 150 cm), it is not venomous. His bite can, however, be painful.
Last year, the sight of the Ptasznik walking on the Polregio train caused even greater consternation among passengers.
