Gujarat Viral News: A surprising incident has come to light from Valsad district of Gujarat, which has caught everyone’s attention on social media. Here in Amdha village, a young man risked his life and helped a snake in such a way that people are openly appreciating it. Wildlife rescuer Mukesh Bayde brought the 7 feet long Dhamin snake back to life by breathing through its mouth. The video of this unique incident is now going viral and people are not tired of praising Mukesh’s bravery and sensitivity.

This is the whole matter

At around 2 pm on Sunday afternoon, Mukesh Byde got information that a snake had got trapped in an electric wire in a field and got injured. When he reached the spot, the snake was lying lifeless. Its body had become cold and breathing had completely stopped, it looked as if the snake had died. However, upon investigation, Mukesh felt slight heartbeats of the snake, after which he decided to save it.

This is how CPR was given

Mukesh first made the snake lie down in the shade and sprinkled water on it. Then he started giving mouth-to-mouth CPR. He kept breathing continuously into the snake’s lungs for about 25 minutes and tried to normalize its breathing. This was a very risky task, because even though the Dhamin snake is not poisonous, there is always danger due to its large size.

Ultimately his hard work bore fruit. After about half an hour the snake started moving. He opened his eyes and slowly started moving his body. After some time he became completely normal and crawled towards the forest. The people present there were also surprised to see this scene.

Who is Mukesh Bayde?

As soon as the video of this incident went viral, people are writing on social media that ‘humanity is still alive.’ Mukesh Byde is an active member of Wild Rescue Trust and has saved the lives of more than 8 thousand snakes till now. It is his dedication towards animals that prepares him for this risky work. According to experts, the snake’s breathing had stopped due to electric shock, but its life was saved by giving timely CPR.