Snakes Invades Communities In Ejisu Juaben, 300 Killed

Residents of Kwaso and surrounding farming Communities in the Ejisu Juaben Municipal Assembly of the Ashanti Region are living fear following the invasion of snakes in some communities after a heavy downpour on Tuesday March 15, 2016.

Reports received by ultimate1069.com, reveal that about 300 of such black serpents have so far been killed by residents some of whom have abandoned the area and seeking shelter in neighbouring communities.

According to some residents who spoke to ultimate1069.com, Kwaaso, Esienimpong, Deduako Onyina, and Korase are the communities invaded by the serpents.

They disclosed that the snakes of various species, including cobras, vipers, royal pythons, and mambas, could be found in the streets, homes, churches, and gutters of the affected communities, striking terror in residents.

They indicate that the situation has traumatized the residents who now walk on the streets armed with clubs and machetes to crush snakes on sight, while employing torches and lanterns to light their paths at night to avert snake bites.

Patrick Frimpong, assemblyman of the area, corroborated the account of residents
There have been no reports of snake bites in the communities so far but some believe the incident has some spiritual connotations.


Source: Ultimate1069.com