Goa’s Forest Minister Vishwajit Rane has raised concerns over the sudden closure of Bondla Zoo following the deaths of five animals from a viral infection. Rane expressed disappointment over the lack of communication from forest officials regarding the situation and the implementation of quarantine protocols. The closure of the zoo without prior notice has sparked criticism and questions about the handling of the situation. Rane emphasized the importance of transparency in such matters to ensure the well-being of the animals and the safety of visitors. The incident has highlighted the need for better coordination and communication within the forest department to prevent similar occurrences in the future. Bondla Zoo, a popular tourist destination in Goa, remains closed as authorities work to address the situation and prevent further spread of the infection. Wildlife conservation and animal welfare are key priorities for the state government, and steps are being taken to safeguard the health of the zoo animals and maintain public trust in the facility. Stay updated on the latest developments regarding the Bondla Zoo closure as authorities work towards resolving the situation and reopening the zoo for visitors.