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These days, the fire raining from the sky in Uttar Pradesh has now become a reality not only for humans but also for the voiceless animals, birds and wildlife. A very emotional and heart-wrenching video that has surfaced from Hamirpur district of Bundelkhand has shocked everyone on social media. Here, amid the record-breaking heat of 46.2 degrees Celsius and the scorching heatwave, an innocent bat fell straight from a tree onto the scorching road. Anyone’s heart would tremble after seeing the condition of this voiceless creature. This incident is a living proof that this time’s record breaking heat is proving to be very fatal for our environment and voiceless creatures.
When innocent creature started suffering in Hamirpur court premises
On Thursday, the entire Bundelkhand area and Hamirpur district of Uttar Pradesh was burning like a furnace. Amidst this scorching heat, a very sensitive scene was seen inside the Hamirpur District Court premises. A mute bat could not bear the fire raining from the sky at noon and the gusts of hot winds. He became so distressed by the heat and severe dehydration that he fell straight down from the tree onto the hot concrete floor and started struggling between life and death.
Lawyers and complainants set an example of humanity
Seeing the bat writhing on the ground like this, the hearts of the lawyers present in the court premises and the complainants who came from far and wide were broken. Without wasting any time, people immediately showed humanity and gathered around that voiceless person. In the video going viral on social media, it can be clearly seen that advocates and common people together are sprinkling cold water from their water bottles on the suffering bat and trying to give it water drop by drop. People not only poured water on the bat, but also cooled the hot concrete road around it so that the voiceless animal could get some relief and save its life.
Banda hottest with 48.2°C, condition of major cities of UP
According to the latest report of the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the mercury in most parts of Uttar Pradesh remains between 40 to 48 degrees, due to which normal life has completely derailed. Banda district of Bundelkhand has once again been recorded as the hottest place in the entire Uttar Pradesh with a maximum temperature of 48 degrees Celsius (previous day 48.2°C).
Heat wave continues in other major cities of Uttar Pradesh also:
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Prayagraj: 46.4°C
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Hamirpur: 46.2°C
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Jhansi: 45.9°C
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Agra: 45.3°C
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Orai: 45.2°C
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Kanpur: 44.6°C
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Meerut: 44.0°C
Apart from this, in important districts like Varanasi, Aligarh, Sultanpur and Hardoi, the mercury continues to exceed 43 degrees Celsius, due to which there is complete silence on the roads in the afternoon.
Meteorological Department’s new alert: Great torture will continue for the next 7 days
If you feel that there is going to be relief from this deadly heat very soon, then the latest data of the Meteorological Department may scare you. IMD senior scientist Naresh Kumar said that the same aggressive heat wave conditions will continue in most parts of North-West, Central and Eastern India for the next 6 to 7 days. There is currently no sign of the temperature decreasing.
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Red Alert: The Meteorological Department has issued a ‘red alert’ for the next 3 days for parts of Eastern Uttar Pradesh, Eastern Madhya Pradesh and Vidarbha, where the winds will not feel like heat wave but like a ball of fire.
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Orange Alert: ‘Orange alert’ will continue for the next 6 to 7 days for Punjab, Haryana, Delhi-NCR, Western Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. This means that there will be no respite from this scorching humidity and scorching heat for the next one week.
This tragic incident in the Hamirpur Court complex has greatly increased the concern of environmentalists, animal lovers and wildlife experts. Experts clearly say that due to rapid cutting of forests, drying up of natural water sources (rivers and ponds) and record breaking temperatures, birds flying in the sky and small creatures living on trees are continuously dying due to dehydration. He has also appealed to the general public to keep water pots in their rooftops and courtyards for the helpless birds.
