Bondla Zoo in Goa has been temporarily closed to the public after five animals succumbed to a viral infection. The closure was announced by zoo authorities in order to prevent the spread of the infection to other animals and ensure their well-being. The affected animals include a sloth bear, a jackal, a porcupine, and two wild boars. The zoo officials are working closely with veterinary experts to treat the infected animals and prevent further casualties. Visitors who had planned to visit the zoo are advised to reschedule their trips until the situation is under control. Bondla Zoo is a popular tourist destination in Goa, known for its diverse wildlife and conservation efforts. The closure is a precautionary measure to protect the health of the animals and maintain the high standards of care at the zoo. Local authorities are monitoring the situation closely and will announce the reopening of the zoo once the animals are deemed healthy and the infection is contained.