Snake stuck underneath a LPG gas cylinder

The presence of a snake near a gas cylinder is a potential safety hazard. Snakes can be attracted to the warmth and shelter provided by cylinders, especially in outdoor or cluttered environments. If a snake is found near a gas cylinder, it's crucial to exercise caution and avoid direct contact with the snake. It's recommended to contact local authorities or a pest control service for safe removal.

Safety Precautions and Actions:

Do not attempt to handle the snake yourself. Snakes can be unpredictable, and some species are venomous.

Keep a safe distance: from both the snake and the gas cylinder.

If possible, isolate the area: to prevent others from approaching.

Contact local authorities, a pest control service, or animal control: for assistance in safely removing the snake.

Additional Information:

Expired or faulty gas cylinders: can pose risks of explosions or leaks, which could be dangerous if a snake is nearby.

LPG cylinders: have a limited lifespan and should be checked for expiry dates and proper maintenance.

Proper storage and handling of gas cylinders: are crucial to prevent accidents and ensure safety

Bina E Cooking gas

74 Junction Awani road

Asaba.