Experts in eastern India rescued a 7-foot rat snake on Saturday (July 17) that was struggling to breathe after swallowing a child's clothing.

Locals from the Korba district of Chhattisgarh spotted the large snake darting frantically around their home.

Snake rescuer Jitendra Sarthi caught the stricken reptile and took it to a veterinary clinic where Dr Manmohan Rathore carefully removed the cloth from the snake's mouth.

"If the cloth had not been removed, the snake would have died," said Sarthi.

A snake was coming out continuously for a few days in one house, thinking of the common snake Rat snake species, attention was not paid to it as it was non venous

The 7 feet long Rate snake became a disaster for the people of the house when they returned to the house they was shocked to see that the Rate snake has swallowed the legis of the child, due to which he started having trouble breathing and he started running here and there, he was neither able to swallow nor swallow that cloth, due to which He was upset, seeing this, the family members came out of the house out of fear,

Due to having a newborn baby on house, an atmosphere of panic was created in the whole house, The Villagers called the snake rescue team chief Jitendra Sarthi & informed him about the situation. The charioteer reached the spot and took stock of the incident and it was found that the snake had swallowed a cloth.

Snake Rescuer Jitendra Sarthi was able to rescue him without delay & reached Private Veterinary clinic where Dr Manmohan Rathore help was taken, with great care the doctor started the operation, after some effort, the snake's mouth When I was able to remove the trapped cloth, then everyone breathed a sigh of relief, as soon as the cloth came out, the snake calmed down as if it was saying itself as well as thanking the doctor.

Jitendra Sarthi said This incident is rarely seen, this type of incident is rarely seen in the whole country and abroad. A similar incident was seen somewhere abroad where a python had swolled cloth.

The rescuer Futher said that if the cloth was not removed, the snake would have died,