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Typhoon Maysak Breaks Two Reservoirs in Guangxi, Releases Snakes
Typhoon Maysak damaged two reservoirs in Guangxi and flooded snake farms in Hengzhou, releasing about 900 snakes including venomous cobras. Volunteers and clinics are responding to the flooding and snake escapes.
Jul 9, 4:10 AM·1m read2 sources
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Typhoon Maysak damaged two reservoirs in Guangxi and flooded snake farms in Hengzhou, releasing approximately 900 snakes including venomous cobras. The flooding has affected villages already dealing with heavy rain and water damage. Volunteers are searching homes with fishing nets to capture the escaped snakes.
Temporary clinics have opened to treat snakebite victims. Officials have not released updated figures on injuries or property damage.
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