Bondla Zoo, a popular tourist attraction in Goa, has been temporarily closed to the public after five animals succumbed to a viral infection. The decision to shut down the zoo was made to prevent further spread of the infection among the animals. The infected animals include two sloth bears, two jackals, and a fox. The authorities are taking necessary measures to contain the virus and ensure the well-being of the remaining animals in the zoo. Visitors who had planned to visit Bondla Zoo are advised to postpone their trips until the situation is under control. This incident has raised concerns about the health and safety of animals in captivity and the need for stringent measures to prevent such outbreaks in the future. Bondla Zoo management is working closely with veterinary experts to monitor the health of all animals and implement necessary precautions. The closure of the zoo has disappointed many tourists, but the welfare of the animals takes precedence. Stay tuned for updates on the reopening of Bondla Zoo as authorities work towards resolving the situation.