Customs officials say that the smuggler with dozens of toxic snakes “hidden in the specified luggage” on the plane

Indian customs officials said that one of the passengers who hates dozens of toxic snakes had stopped after being transferred to the financial capital Mumbai, India from Thailand.

Mumbai Customs said in a statement late on Sunday that snakes, which included 44 Indonesian snakes, “were hidden in the luggage that was examined.”

“An Indian citizen was arrested from Thailand,” he added.

The passenger also had three spider-spider-to-pans-which are toxic, but usually targeted only small prey such as birds-as well as five Asian leaves turtles.

Customs in Mumbai released pictures of the snakes seized in A. After social mediaIncluding the contrasting blue and yellow reptiles in a bucket.

Snakes are a relatively unusual seizure in Mumbai, where customs employees regularly publish pictures of gold, criticism, cannabis, or birth control pills from the suspected cocaine that the passengers are high.

However, in February, customs officials at Mumbai Airport also arrested a smuggler with five Siameng Gibbons, a small monkey home to the forests of Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand.

Customs officers said that these small creatures, which were inserted as threatened with extinction by the International Federation for Conservation of Nature, were “brilliantly hidden” in a plastic cage placed inside the passenger carriage bag.

In November, customs officers seized a passenger carrying a live shipment of 12 turtles, and a month ago, four Hurnanbil birds, all on planes arrive from Thailand.

In September, two passengers were arrested with five events, reptiles in the crocodile family.

Last July, a man was arrested trying to smuggle him More than 100 live snakes On the main mainland China by gambling them in its pants.

In 2019, the BBC mentioned Officials at Chennai Airport He seized the snake’s snake, five Agwana, four blue, and three green trees and 22 Egyptian turtles from a man traveling from Thailand.