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Mankessim Fire Firefighters Escape Snake Attack During Bushfire Operation
Firefighters from Mankessim swiftly contained both the bushfire and a sudden snake threat during a dangerous operation at Abonko
- Mankessim fire personnel battled a bushfire at Abonko caused by weed burning
- A large snake emerged from the flames during the operation, posing a threat
- The crew quickly neutralized the snake and extinguished the fire without injuries
Personnel from the Mankessim Fire Station had more than just flames to fight when they responded to a bushfire at Abonko in Mankessim.
While extinguishing the fire—believed to have been sparked by the uncontrolled burning of weeds—the crew encountered a life-threatening surprise.
A large snake, driven out by the blaze, suddenly emerged from the flames, endangering both firefighters and nearby residents.
Demonstrating quick reflexes and teamwork, the firefighters swiftly neutralized the snake without any injuries reported.
The fire was eventually brought under control using water and fire beaters.
