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Teachers set to become first responders in snake encounters in Kerala’s schools Original

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By Sarath Babu George Verified
| The Hindu Verified
As snake sightings surge on school campuses, teachers in Kerala are set to receive specialised training in snake rescue and handling. The Forest department is set to launch a pilot programme in Palakkad district, which has consistently recorded some of the highest numbers of snake encounters in the State. The initiative is expected to be expanded to other schools and colleges across Kerala in the subsequent phases.
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Govindachamy’s escape exposes vulnerabilities of State prisons

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By Sarath Babu George Verified
| The Hindu Verified
Just before heading out for work on Friday morning, E. Vinoj Kumar, a private finance company employee of Kannur, quickly checked the WhatsApp messages on his mobile phone. Govindachamy escaped from the Kannur Central Prison, read a message. The image stopped Vinoj in his tracks. Like many others in Kerala, he vividly remembered the case and the outrage it had triggered. Making a mental note of the message, he hurriedly left for work.
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Dead fences and crumbling walls, Kerala’s prisons vulnerable to more breaches

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By Sarath Babu George Verified
| The Hindu Verified
The escape of rape and murder convict Govindachamy from the Kannur Central Prison has exposed deep-rooted lapses in Kerala’s prison security system, where outdated infrastructure and administrative inertia have long gone unaddressed. The electric fencing at the prison, meant to deter such breakouts, has not been functioning for nearly three years. This is not an isolated lapse.
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