MUKAH – The Mukah District Civil Defence Force responded to an emergency call on 28 April 2026 after residents reported the presence of a snake outside a local premises.
The incident involved a green axe snake measuring approximately six inches in length. The team on duty arrived promptly and successfully captured the reptile using the pincer technique, a method designed to ensure safe handling and removal.
Authorities confirmed that the situation was brought under control without any untoward incidents. The snake was secured, and the area was declared safe for residents.
The Civil Defence Force expressed gratitude to the public for promptly reporting the case, noting that community cooperation is vital in ensuring swift responses to potential hazards.
Officers reminded residents that snakes, even small ones, can pose risks if left unattended, particularly in residential areas.
Mukah Civil Defence reiterated its commitment to safeguarding public safety and encouraged residents to contact them immediately in the event of emergencies.
The hotline at 084-872814 operates 24 hours a day, providing direct access to assistance.
This incident highlights the importance of vigilance and the role of civil defence force in addressing environmental hazards.
By maintaining readiness and engaging with communities, the force continues to play a crucial role in protecting residents from unexpected threats.
