Goa’s Forest Minister Vishwajit Rane has voiced his dissatisfaction regarding the sudden closure of Bondla Zoo, which was prompted by the deaths of five animals from a viral infection. Rane criticized forest authorities for not informing him about the incident and the subsequent quarantine protocols. The unannounced closure of the zoo has raised concerns among the public, with many questioning the handling of the situation. Rane emphasized the need for better communication and transparency in such matters to prevent confusion and ensure the safety of the animals. The minister has called for a thorough investigation into the cause of the viral outbreak and measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. The closure of Bondla Zoo has sparked debates about the management of wildlife sanctuaries in India and the need for stricter protocols to protect the animals from diseases. Stay updated with the latest news on wildlife conservation and government initiatives by following our website.