यूपी की पहली महिला स्नैक रेस्क्यूअर देवयानी; सांपों ने काटा फिर भी नहीं मानी हार, बताया कौन है 'साइलेंट किलर' सांप

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देवयानी बताती हैं, कि सांप अक्सर खिड़की से आते हैं. अगर खुला मिला तो दरवाजे से आएंगे. ड्रेनेज की खुली जाली से आते हैं.

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00:00foreign

00:04foreign

00:14foreign

00:28Debjani Singh is here with us.

00:30He has been rescued and saved his life.

00:34Because the life of the disaster is very important for the disaster.

00:38And it is the need for human beings.

00:40And it is the need for this need.

00:42When I was a child, I was able to go abroad.

00:47So I had a lot of encounters.

00:50But I was different from my academics.

00:54I had completed my graduation from art.

00:57He was there and stopped there.

01:00Then, my father took a photograph in a Zoom in a photograph in a competition.

01:05So, I knew that there was a volunteer program starting.

01:10So, as I normally say, there is a volunteer program.

01:14I have to go.

01:15Because I was very shocked from my childhood.

01:18We also had a lot of trouble.

01:20The other day, when I was here,

01:22I was looking for a clean house.

01:25And then, I was looking for a clean house.

01:29Because from my childhood, I felt a very fascinating creature.

01:32It was not a hand.

01:33It was not a hand.

01:34It was a very good work.

01:36Because, whenever I saw Discoveries or Net Geo channels,

01:40I was looking for a clean house.

01:42I was looking for a clean house.

01:44I was looking for a clean house.

01:47So, when I came here,

01:51we came here in Zoom as a volunteer.

01:53So, as so and I saw so many of our friends,

01:56We came here in New Orleans.

01:58We went with the collection.

02:00It was called the Dollar三な sąp appropriation.

02:02How did they go?

02:03Yes, as long as my family came to the province.

02:05It became local.

02:06It was true.

02:07But I learned something話 that has turned into an insulation.

02:08In his spirit again to learn.

02:09I learned something,

02:10I learned something.

02:11I learned something.

02:12I learned something.

02:13I learned something.

02:14How is the behavior of the animal?

02:21Because all animals are afraid of the animal.

02:27Because we have so much love for the animal.

02:32That's why we stay away from the animal.

02:35And the animal is such a wild animal.

02:40The animal is the most sensitive to human.

02:43You will find a rare case of the animal.

02:49But the animal is a very close to you.

02:53Because humans are a good animal.

02:56It's a big animal.

02:59It's a brain.

03:01It's a good animal.

03:03Because I didn't like to kill the animal.

03:07I didn't like to kill the animal.

03:10So, when I learned slowly and slowly,

03:14I didn't use my hands.

03:16What I've learned is the bagging method.

03:20We try that you don't have to use your hands.

03:24But sometimes there are situations where we have to use your hands.

03:28I gave you a video of the animal.

03:30I was like, I'm going to use my hands.

03:32I was going to give you a hand to the dog.

03:34And I was called in the road.

03:36So, at that time I didn't have a bag.

03:38I didn't have anything.

03:40By chance, my car was in a rescue bag.

03:43So, when I went and saw it,

03:45I was going to use my hands.

03:47So, I handled it with my hands.

03:49So, in that video, you can see my mother also.

03:51I don't want to kill you.

03:53So, there is another thing.

03:55After coming to my profession,

03:57my family,

04:00my family,

04:02my family,

04:04my friends,

04:06there are very positive changes.

04:09Now,

04:10if my brother lives in Australia

04:13and in Bangalore,

04:15by chance,

04:16they always send a photo.

04:17Who is this?

04:18Tell me.

04:19If he doesn't come,

04:20what do you want to do?

04:21Tell me.

04:22So, my brother

04:23are very positively

04:25and my family,

04:27we do not want to kill you.

04:29So, we also want to know that

04:31we also want to know that

04:32we want to know that

04:33we want to know that

04:34what do you want to do?

04:35First of all,

04:36you have to use common sense.

04:38Where do you come from?

04:40Where do you come from?

04:42You keep the door open.

04:44There are doors.

04:46In your drainage,

04:48some of you will see

04:49that there is not fixed.

04:51There is a hole from inside.

04:53You can fall under the door.

04:54There is a hole from inside.

04:55And in our drainage.

04:56You can find that

04:57when you were already here.

04:58You must use common sense.

05:00You have to close the door.

05:02First of all,

05:03only for you to close it.

05:05For you to close it.

05:06Because if you've been here,

05:07you'll be

05:07close the door.

05:10So,

05:11if you don't stay there,

05:12you'll end the door.

05:13Plus

05:14bleaching powder

05:15will get a vidge

05:17in some hardware

05:18in your shop.

05:19You'll lose your house

05:20face a little bit.

05:21We need to remove the peaching powder from the hands of their hands.

05:26They will be able to get rid of the peaching powder.

05:31Because of that, the peaches will also be able to get rid of the peaches.

05:34So tell me that the first time you rescued the peaches,

05:37and when the peaches came in front of the peaches,

05:39how did the peaches come from the peaches?

05:42When I rescued the peaches,

05:46it was a rat snake.

05:48It was about 5 or 5 minutes.

05:51So I was in the camp.

05:53I was with Adit.

05:55When I rescued him very slowly,

06:00I had the most time in that rescue.

06:03It was about half an hour.

06:05It was a very good feeling inside.

06:08Then I had to rescue him slowly,

06:11because the venomous had been done.

06:13Then I started to come on the venomous.

06:15I had started with Cobra and Common Crate.

06:18There are only three venomous.

06:20Russell Swiper, Common Crate and Cobra.

06:23Who is the most dangerous in these three?

06:25For me, the most dangerous,

06:28which I categorize.

06:30In the first two places,

06:33there are Russell Swiper and Common Crate.

06:36I will take them parallel.

06:39I will take them parallel.

06:40Russell Swiper is because they are very aggressive.

06:42The fangs are big.

06:44They are big.

06:45They are big.

06:46They are big.

06:47They will put venom in the venom.

06:51The common Crate is because they are silent killer.

06:55They bite you.

06:57It is pure nocturnal.

06:59It is not in the night.

07:01It bites you.

07:02Sometimes, they don't know.

07:04They will feel that the dog has cut.

07:05It has more venomous potential than the Cobra's venomous potential.

07:10It has less venomous,

07:12but it has less damage.

07:14It is unpredictable.

07:16Sometimes, but when we rescue him,

07:18we don't understand his behavior.

07:20Sometimes, it will be a lot of aggressive.

07:22Sometimes, it will be easily rescued.

07:27I don't know how to behave, but I don't know how to behave.

07:32I don't know how to behave.

07:33The cobra is a little lower than me.

07:36When they behave, they don't know how to behave.

07:39But my mother and father knows how to behave with you.

07:44When you have to behave, you have told me that the mother was pregnant.

07:48She was pregnant with her.

07:51But my father didn't know how to behave.

07:54What happened?

07:56It was my experience with my father.

07:59We were talking about a joke.

08:03We were going to the office.

08:05We were doing our training sessions.

08:10After that, we were doing our rescue calls.

08:11Once we got back, we got back to the rescue.

08:15So, I knew that I was doing something like that.

08:19Before I had to change the field.

08:22I had to work in this field.

08:24I had to go back to the parking lot.

08:27If a man died outside of the plane, I was doing something like that.

08:32After that, I wanted to go back and leave.

08:33I had to go back to the mansion and leave.

08:35So, I had to say, I realized that the men and the men and their families.

08:37My father also knows that he is a great girl.

08:40If he is doing a good job, then he goes slowly and slowly to his friends.

08:46And once in a newspaper, I got a photo of my father.

08:52So my father's colleague showed him that this is your girl.

08:58So my father felt that my daughter is doing something like that in a newspaper.

09:05Now, I always say that I have to go to my house and go to my house.

09:10So my father said, yes, let's go.

09:13But my father is far away from me.

09:15Because you are now rescued by my father.

09:19What is the problem in my house?

09:21Is there anyone's afraid of your father?

09:23Your brother is dead in your house.

09:25I am a little bit.

09:28I am a little bit.

09:30Because it is an unpredictable animal.

09:33There is a little fear of everyone.

09:35And that fear of growing in your professional life.

09:39There is a lot of benefit in your professional life.

09:41Because you can see,

09:43The person who works professionally.

09:45Like the F1 Formula racing car.

09:49Where the heroism comes from,

09:51I always do it.

09:53There is a lot of confidence.

09:55There is a lot of confidence.

09:57Like in my house,

09:58Because I live in the area of the camp.

10:01There are a lot of rat snakes.

10:03There are a lot of water.

10:05There are a lot of water.

10:07So my family and my family,

10:09Now,

10:11There are also people who are out of the camp.

10:13But it is possible to die.

10:15There are many people who are out of the camp.

10:17I am so glad that the women are out of the camp.

10:19You are out of the camp.

10:21They can let us out of the camp.

10:23The people who have been out of the camp.

10:25One more question is, when you rescued yourself, how much of a payment did you get?

10:30He also sees that it's the first time, so what happened?

10:33Yes, this is the story of Sarojini.

10:37I and Adit were gone to the rescue.

10:40He was born in one's house.

10:44His father was so happy that he got out of me with 200 rupees.

10:52I didn't pay for it anymore.

10:55This is the story of 2017.

10:57They are always living in my bag in 2017.

10:59It was my first rescue.

11:02It's been kept well.

11:05If you cut your teeth, then you cut your teeth?

11:09Yes.

11:10Non-venomous bite.

11:11Because when we have identified,

11:15by chance, if you think that it's an injury,

11:19then you have to catch the head of your head.

11:22We are putting it in a hole or somewhere.

11:26We have to take it in a place.

11:28We have to take it and open the mouth.

11:31Sometimes the teeth are stuck.

11:33Sometimes the water-sahab says,

11:37it's very cut.

11:39It's very cut.

11:40If you ask the rescuer,

11:42if you ask the rescuer,

11:44then it's a fool.

11:46If you catch it,

11:48it will start to cut it.

11:49It will also cut me two or three times.

11:52There are also python and rat snakes,

11:55which we call them,

11:57there are less cases.

11:59Let me tell you.

12:01Thank you very much.

12:05Thank you very much.

12:06It's £Takers.

12:07It's the whole thing.

12:08It was since the first stop aquí.

12:10We did a thyme.

12:11Thank you very much to the Argentine hospital.

12:15Thank you very much.

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