Kerala floods: Indians returning to homes beset by deadly snakes and scorpions hiding in beds and cupboards

The victim of the flood that came back home in Kerala state in India is warned that it is facing another danger.

Authorities said that thousands of reptiles and spiders are likely to be washed away by previously immersed houses.

A state government spokesperson said the washing machine, clothes and furniture mountains need to be checked with a long stick.

The hospital was ordered to prepare the antitoxin for anticipated bites and poisoning after the disaster.

The video posted online shows a woman striking the ground with a broom and trying to scare the 10-foot snake

In another picture, Invalappil Mani Vijaya, former Indian national football team captain, clearly eliminates the cobra snake he found in the kitchen.

Earlier this month, 80 river banks erupted due to monsoon rain and about 400 people died. More than 1 million people are evacuated and an estimated 800,000 people are in temporary shelters of relief camps.

In order to ensure warning, "A spokesperson for Kerala State Government told AFP on Friday" I issued an alarm when I found a snake at many flood victims' home and went home. Hospitals have the ability to face such a situation. Arrangements have been made to arrange treatment for snake bites patients. "

Hospitals in northern Kerala and central - the worst affected area - have said local media have increased the number of patients receiving bite or addiction

According to the Hindustan Times, Snake's manager Vava Suresh said he captured five cobra in the Ernakulam area.

According to the report, one found a wardrobe on the second floor of the house ... and the other was on the shelf of the house.

This flood is known as the worst disaster in the area for more than a century, has brought about 2.5 billion pounds of damage and destroyed about 50,000 houses.

Thousands of people in Kerala state will return to the previously flooded house, knowing that there is water everywhere, such as cutlery, furniture, cabinets, bedding and so on. In Kerala, the sun is not yet dazzling, but in any case simply putting things in the sun may not be the most effective option. Special attention is required for this. Even water, bacteria, even insects, anything made of cloth comes in and you can stay there without notice. Clothes can be washed, cleaned, dried or dry cleaned before use. But you need to destroy bedding and other stuffing. Matrubhumi said the local government will help this work.

The Department of the Interior said on Monday the large flood of Kerala State was declared a serious disaster. Given the intensity and intensity of floods and landslides in Kerala State, this is a serious disaster for every practical purpose, "says officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs. This classification will allow the country to gain more money and other aid from the center. The Army, Navy and the NDRF team continued their rescue activities. The South Commander said on Monday that 1,500 soldiers were rescuing, people were locked up on the roof and the area that can not be accessed with the help of a defense helicopter was hanged. Sony also emphasized the large logistics problem that the army faces in rescuing people and trying to rescue them.

More than 350 people died in the flood of Kerala State and more than 800,000 people evacuated. The flood has gradually declined in many areas, but we are now in the most difficult recovery phase: when survivors go home they can only find a few wills. Countless families discovered that their houses were completely destroyed by floods and landslides. The recent rain in Kerala province caused massive damage. Almost all Kerala states are affected by devastating floods caused by heavy rain. Seventy people were killed by heavy rains, floods of rivers, and landslides in the state, thousands of people lost their homes and belongings. The red warning status still has 13 regions. The Learning Link Foundation is expanding aid in a small way to alleviate pain