Goa’s Forest Minister Vishwajit Rane has voiced his dissatisfaction over the sudden closure of Bondla Zoo, following the deaths of five animals due to a viral outbreak. Rane condemned forest officials for their lack of communication regarding the situation and the implementation of quarantine protocols. The closure of the zoo, a popular tourist attraction in the region, has sparked concerns among visitors and animal rights activists. Rane emphasized the need for transparency and proper management in such circumstances to prevent further incidents. The viral infection outbreak has raised questions about the safety and well-being of animals in captivity, prompting calls for stricter monitoring and preventive measures. The closure of Bondla Zoo has also highlighted the importance of timely communication and coordination between authorities to address public concerns and ensure the health and safety of both animals and visitors.