Nurse spent 42 years saving babies using a bicycle

The moment a woman saved a koala joey from being strangled by a python in the Brisbane forest area of Australia was recorded and shared on social media.

The small animal was near another member of the same species while the snake coiled around it, as seen in the gallery above.

In the post made by the woman who rescued the animal, she stated: 'I heard birds in the bushes and saw a koala on the ground, next to what I thought was a dead joey that had fallen from a tree (I saw other babies almost falling too)'.

The user further recounted running to the scene and discovering the snake strangling the joey, 'while the mother, in despair, was trying—unsuccessfully—to push it away.'

She continued writing: 'I took the joey and started untangling the snake from it. I stayed there with the joey pressed against my shoulder, the python in my other hand, my dog snuggling up to me, and the mother koala watching everything, worried. That's when I saw a man on the path observing the scene.'

The woman later explained that the man approached her and moved her dog, Pluto, away from her, which allowed her to reunite the koala joey with its mother. 'I moved the snake several meters away so it wouldn't happen again,' she specified, adding, 'The mother and joey koalas were in pure bliss.'

The joy of the wedding celebration, accompanied by the sounds of shahnai, laughter, and seven marriage rites, was suddenly replaced by screams and chaos. This occurred shortly after the newlyweds and more than thirty people consumed the wedding feast. The incident took place in the eastern suburb of Bandup, where guests suddenly began experiencing severe stomach pain, vomiting, and diarrhea after eating.

The situation quickly worsened, forcing the bride and groom's parties to rush them to the hospital.

Immediately after the deterioration of health, the affected individuals were urgently transported to the Agrawal Hospital near BMC in Mulund, as well as other nearby medical facilities. Around 23:40, a commotion began in the emergency department of Agrawal Hospital due to patients arriving one after another.

According to a medical worker at Agrawal Hospital, 27 patients were admitted to the facility. Among them were 11 women, 9 men, and 7 young children. The medical worker reported that all patients received immediate first aid and were given medication. The good news is that everyone's condition is currently stable. Patients are under close observation by doctors until vomiting and dehydration are fully controlled.

The affected families, outraged that the celebration was ruined, leveled serious accusations against the catering service, claiming gross negligence and the serving of low-quality or stale food. Relatives stated that the quality of the dishes was extremely poor, putting the lives of both children and elderly people at risk.

The families strongly demanded that the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) official Tukaram Munde conduct an impartial investigation into the entire matter and take strict legal action against the responsible catering services. The parents believe that the licenses of such careless catering companies, which gamble with people's lives, should be immediately revoked.

The place where just a few hours ago there was an atmosphere of celebration, where people danced to drums, and the young couple dreamed of starting a new life, turned into a hospital ward where the groom and bride, in their wedding attire, received IV drips late at night.