A woman was killed by a 5-meter (16-foot) python in central Indonesia after it swallowed her whole.
Indonesian local media reported Saturday, the 45-year-old, from Kalempang village in South Sulawesi province, had told her husband on Thursday she was going to sell chillies to a collector.
When she failed to return, her husband and relatives initiated a search, village head Suardi Rosi told the Detik.com news website.
The next morning, a python was discovered near the woman's abandoned belongings, the report said.
Along with some villagers, the husband of the woman — identified only as Farida — killed the snake and cut it open, According to DW.

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