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Hyderabad News: In Hyderabad's Nallakunta area, a woman under the influence of alcohol threw a snake directly at the unsuspecting Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) bus conductor which she had been carrying in a bag. The incident occurred at Vidyanagar bus stop in Hyderabad, where the woman, reportedly under the influence of alcohol, attempted to stop an RTC bus but was unsuccessful.

However, her actions did not end there, enraged by the driver's lack of response, the woman vandalised the bus, smashing a beer bottle at the rear-view mirror. This unexpected and alarming turn of events caused panic among the bystanders, who quickly fled the scene in fear, according to Times Now report.

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Following the incident, the woman has been immediately arrested by the local Vidyanagar police, who have registered a case and are currently investigating the matter further.

Meanwhile in separate news, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has urged people dedicated to feeding street dogs to register themselves with the civic body. This voluntary registration process aims to create a partnership between the GHMC and the street dog feeders, ensuring the well-being of the canines while addressing human-animal conflicts.

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By registering, the feeders will work alongside the GHMC to identify suitable feeding locations away from public areas, reducing potential conflicts. Registered feeders will also receive essential information on responsible feeding practices, animal welfare guidelines, and opportunities to participate in sterilisation and vaccination drives.

The GHMC recognises the crucial role that street dog feeders play in identifying unsterilised dogs, which is essential for population control and preventing the spread of rabies. The civic body has encouraged all animal welfare organisations to support this initiative by promoting the registration of street dog feeders.