A warning message from an estate in Johannesburg has made a tenant panic. Naledi Mpanya shared a Twitter post of the e-mail they received from management about the marauding serpent.
"If anyone knows who the snake belongs to [or] escape from please let us know," read the statement.The message also further warned that although pythons weren't venomous, they could still be dangerous to children.
Joburg has had a series of wildlife incidents in the last few months, with tigers on the loose. Naledi shared image of the message on her account. You can read it below:
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With the unknown snake's whereabouts, most people would not stay in their homes for too long. Here is what some of them had to say:
@Zuzie_K said:
"Lol, ube safety. Even at some estate I know, kuthiwa zihlezi ziphunyuka kubanikaz."@PhahlaneLindiwe said:
"Yoh... I wouldn't survive in that complex "@Coco79480709 added:
"Eish, with this load shedding....u may walk on it from the parking lot"@_MsFrederica said:
"Ma'am, which city do you stay in?"@FittedZi concluded:
"Someone left their financial accountant unattended bantu. "In other terrifying snake news, Briefly News reported on an Australian mother of three who woke to a meter-and-half-long python slithering in her bed at 4 am. The woman was sleeping with her fiancé and two children in the bed while the baby was in a cot beside them.
"I woke up with this cold feeling besides my stomach and down my leg," she said in the TikTok post. "Then I felt this thing move and I just knew in an instant that there was a snake in my bed."ncG1vNJzZmiaop6yp7jYZ5qoZqqWfLS71K2fZpmWp7akrY5qbG5oYG56scXToaanZZykvLSxjKOmoZmeo7K0rtSrnmado6mutbGMrJynnKNiwaa6wKerrGWglruqr44%3D