Watch: Camel gets stuck inside car following crash in Rajasthan, netizens show compassion for the animal

Viral Video: A shocking accident occurred in Rajasthan's Hanumangarh district when a camel became trapped in the windshield of a car following a high-speed collision. Captured on video, the distressed animal can be seen grunting and struggling to free itself from the vehicle.

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The video opens with the camel stuck in a white car, its indicator lights flashing. Locals quickly gathered around, trying to assist as the camel continued to grunt in pain. Sachin Gupta, an X user, shared the clip, writing, ¡°Rajasthan: Accident involving a camel and a car in Hanumangarh district. The camel got stuck in the windscreen of the car and got injured. The car occupants are safe.¡±

Viewers of the video reacted with concern and sympathy. One user described the scene as ¡°very dangerous,¡± while another commented, ¡°Very sad, a human being can express his pain but the poor animal has to understand his pain.¡± Another user prayed, ¡°God save us from these accidents.¡±

According to media reports, the car¡¯s driver sustained minor injuries and was understandably frightened by the incident. He was taken to a nearby hospital for first aid and later discharged.

The camel, however, remained trapped for a significant amount of time. A crane was eventually brought in to free the animal, and a veterinarian provided treatment on-site. The rescue operation caused considerable traffic delays.

This incident is reminiscent of a similar event in December 2018 in a Middle Eastern country, where a camel became lodged in the cabin of a Toyota Corolla sedan. Footage from that incident showed the animal struggling with its head stuck through the car¡¯s roof.

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In January of this year, a Sambar deer was hit by an unidentified vehicle on the Pune-Mumbai Expressway. Reports stated that the deer was disoriented and wandering aimlessly after the collision. Local rescuers and the IRB patrolling team eventually rescued the animal.

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Such incidents underscore the hazards that wildlife face on roads and the profound impact these accidents can have on both animals and humans.

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