The Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary in Goa has been closed to the public after five animals succumbed to a viral infection. The decision to close the zoo was made to prevent the spread of the infection and protect the remaining animals. The affected animals included deer and monkeys. Authorities have taken necessary precautions to contain the situation and are closely monitoring the health of all the animals in the sanctuary. Visitors are advised to stay away from the zoo until further notice. The sanctuary is a popular tourist destination in Goa, known for its diverse wildlife and lush greenery. It is home to a variety of species including deer, snakes, birds, and monkeys. The closure of the zoo is a precautionary measure to ensure the well-being of the animals and prevent the spread of the infection. Wildlife officials are working to identify the source of the virus and take appropriate measures to prevent any further casualties. The sanctuary is expected to reopen to the public once the situation is under control. Visitors are urged to stay updated on the status of the sanctuary through official channels.