Panic ensued among the people when a snake strayed itself into the human world in southern India's Andhra Pradesh on June 19. The incident took place in Gajuwaka in Visakhapatnam city.

Visuals feature the reptile lurking inside the house of a person after deviating from its way. The snake then curls up behind the sacks and slithers in the corner of the residence. Following this, the rescuer arrives and removes the gigantic bags from behind the couch. He further grabs the serpent with his bare hands, and within seconds of executing his mission, the man departs from the house, along with the Indian rat snake, while the others behold the occurrence.

The serpent expert, identified as Kiran, pulled the five-foot-long Indian rat snake from its hiding place while the panic-stricken locals took a sigh of relief. The slithery creatures are generally non-harmful in nature and are known for coming out of their bills during the monsoon.