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Hamirpur, UP: Amid the intense heat gripping Uttar Pradesh, a bat collapsed inside a court complex in Hamirpur. The bat was rescued by a group of lawyers present at the scene.

The incident occurred in Bundelkhand’s Hamirpur district, where temperatures have climbed beyond 46 degrees Celsius, creating difficult conditions for both humans and wildlife.

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Amid a searing 46°C heatwave in Bundelkhand’s Hamirpur, a bat collapsed from a tree inside the district court complex, Lawyers gathered around the exhausted animal and tried to revive it with water.
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A video of the rescue has since gone viral on social media, drawing praise for the compassionate response shown by the lawyers.

According to local accounts, the bat is believed to have fallen from a nearby tree after struggling to withstand the extreme heat. Footage from the court premises showed the animal lying weak and barely moving on the ground.

Several lawyers gathered around the distressed creature and attempted to help it cool down. One individual was seen pouring water from a bottle around the bat, creating a damp patch to reduce the impact of the scorching surface temperature.

Initially, the animal appeared exhausted and unresponsive. However, after receiving water and some relief from the heat, it gradually began showing signs of recovery.

Moments later, the bat could be seen drinking water placed nearby as onlookers watched closely.

Witnesses said the animal slowly regained energy and became more active over time. After recovering sufficiently, it eventually took flight and disappeared from the area.

The heartwarming moment has resonated widely online, with many social media users applauding the lawyers for helping a vulnerable animal during harsh weather conditions.

The incident comes as several districts across Bundelkhand continue to experience severe heatwave conditions. Daytime temperatures above 46 degrees Celsius, accompanied by hot winds, have made daily life difficult across the region.

Reports of birds collapsing due to dehydration and heat stress have emerged from several areas.