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Snake on the tarmac of Islamabad airport is a breaking news

June 14, 2020
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Pakistani media reported today that a snake was found under the tire of an Airblue A320 landing gear. The photos and videos of the incident were shared on social media and some local media channels going the extra mile to make a python out of this snake. According to details the snake was crossing the tarmac and decided to take a break and hide under the tire or Airblue Airbus A320 AP-EDG that was getting ready to fly to Karachi from Islamabad.

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Soon after the discovery ground workers gathered and a uniformed Airblue ground handler was seen dealing with the snake. Sticks were brought to aid and eventually snake was killed by the staffer. And there were multiple mobiles phones recording the video that helped in spreading this story to local media.

And people on social media had a field day mocking the reporters. This reporter asked the most important question facing the whole existence of humanity. He is wondering “this is the new international airport where snakes have access to planes”. This statement is not only weird but factually incorrect as well.

یہ وفاقی دارالحکومت کا نیو اسلام آباد انڑنیشنل ائیرپورٹ ہے جہاں سانپوں کی رسائی طیاروں تک ہے@ImranKhan @GSKhan_Official @AviDivPK @AviationDiv_Pak @AviatorPK @minister_pk @PCAAOfficial @Official_PIA @airblueairline @DrTajikSohail @ahsanpsp @ia_rajpoot @omarbinasif pic.twitter.com/jF9IpYMpCc

— Saleh Mughal (@SalehMughal) June 14, 2020

Janab to kia howa agar saanp airport tsk ponch gaya shumar karo ke ye siref ground par taa main asey asey videos dekain hain jo ke European or American mamalek mai jahazon ke andar sanp nikle hain or wo bhi hawa mai. Khuda ke lye istara ke fazool videos or post share na karain.

— Noor Asgher Afridi (@NoorAsgher1983) June 14, 2020

یہ صاحب تو ایسے کہ رہے جیسے بیرون ملک ہوائی آڈوں پر سانپ باقائدہ پرمٹ لے کر اتے۔

لیکن یہ اسلام آباد ائرپورٹ ہی ہے جہاں سانپ بغیر پرمٹ کے طیارے کے پاس اگیا۔

— Uzair (@cadengineer911) June 14, 2020
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