The Bondla Zoo in Goa has been temporarily closed to the public after five animals were affected by a viral infection. The infected animals include a sloth bear, a jackal, a leopard, a monkey, and a deer. As a precautionary measure, the authorities decided to close the zoo to prevent the spread of the infection to other animals and ensure their well-being. The zoo officials have been working closely with veterinary experts to treat the infected animals and contain the spread of the virus. Visitors who had planned to visit the zoo are advised to reschedule their trips until further notice. The Bondla Zoo is a popular tourist attraction in Goa, known for its diverse collection of wildlife species. The closure of the zoo has disappointed many visitors, but the authorities are prioritizing the health and safety of the animals. The zoo management has assured the public that they are taking all necessary steps to control the situation and will reopen the zoo once the animals have fully recovered. In the meantime, the zoo staff is closely monitoring the health of all the animals in their care. Wildlife enthusiasts and visitors are eagerly waiting for the zoo to reopen so they can once again enjoy the beauty of nature and wildlife.