In recent days, a large number of bats have been found in the homes of residents of the Hmong Autonomous District of the city of Zhuang. Following the call for help, the Kawasumi Autonomous District Fire and Rescue Brigades of the Hmong ethnic group in Kawakawa were able to safely capture and free nearly 100 bats from their homes and completely eliminate security concerns.
The firemen described the day they arrived on the third floor of the house under the guidance of the head of household. It is chilling to see a nest of bats in the corner of the wall, in a crowd of about 40, crowded together and screaming “squeaks”. According to the head of household, in addition to the apparent bat herb, about 60 bats are hidden in hard-to-detect corners of houses, such as beams, brick cracks, etc.
Upon being aware of the situation on the ground, the two firefighters quickly took personal protection and wore gloves and goggles. They were careful to use snake traps, such as “caughts”, and a single bat would be under the wall. After nearly an hour, firefighters succeeded in capturing almost 100 bats in the house with patience and care.
In order to ensure that there was no “leaks”, firefighters then scrutinized every corner of the scene. After confirming that there were no more bats left in the residents ' homes, firefighters brought the captured little spirits to a suitable place in the wild and put them in nature.
Fire protection warns that bats, as wild animals carrying multiple strains, need to remain calm and not panic if they appear at home. The doors and windows may be opened to guide them out of their own way, and no blind arrests may be carried out in order to avoid being bitten. If bats are unable to leave on their own, call 119 for help in a timely manner, and after the bats have left, they need to be thoroughly disinfected to ensure safe residence.