Bondla Zoo in Goa has been temporarily closed to the public after five animals were affected by a viral infection. The decision to shut down the zoo was made to prevent the spread of the infection to other animals and ensure their well-being. The infected animals include two jackals, two porcupines, and a hare. The zoo authorities are taking necessary measures to treat the infected animals and contain the spread of the virus. Visitors who had planned to visit the zoo are being informed about the closure, and the authorities are working towards resolving the issue at the earliest. Bondla Zoo is a popular tourist destination in Goa, known for its diverse collection of wildlife species. The closure of the zoo is a precautionary measure to protect the animals and maintain a safe environment for both the animals and visitors. Wildlife enthusiasts and tourists are advised to stay updated on the status of the zoo through official channels. Bondla Zoo management is closely monitoring the situation and will announce the reopening of the zoo once the infected animals have fully recovered and the premises are safe for visitors.