Blue bull craned out by its legs from 30-foot-deep dry well in western India
- 4 years ago
Forest officials rescued a stranded blue bull from 30-foot-deep dry well in the west Indian state of Gujarat.
The incident took place on February 11 at around 10:00am at Gopalgram village in Amreli city.
A group of forest officials can be seen in footage of the rescue pulling up the bull from a dry well using ropes tied to heavy machinery.
Reportedly the rescue operation took over three hours and the bull was rescued from the well with minor injuries.
A forest official stated further investigations will be made into this case.
The incident took place on February 11 at around 10:00am at Gopalgram village in Amreli city.
A group of forest officials can be seen in footage of the rescue pulling up the bull from a dry well using ropes tied to heavy machinery.
Reportedly the rescue operation took over three hours and the bull was rescued from the well with minor injuries.
A forest official stated further investigations will be made into this case.