Bondla Zoo in Goa has been temporarily closed to the public due to a viral infection that has affected five animals in the facility. The decision to close the zoo was made after the animals showed symptoms of the infection, prompting authorities to take preventive measures to contain the spread. The infected animals include deer, a sloth bear, and a porcupine. The zoo management is working closely with veterinary experts to treat the affected animals and prevent the infection from spreading to other animals in the facility. Visitors who had planned to visit Bondla Zoo are advised to postpone their trips until the situation is under control. The closure of the zoo is necessary to ensure the health and safety of the animals and visitors. Bondla Zoo is a popular tourist attraction in Goa, known for its diverse wildlife and conservation efforts. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation and will reopen the zoo to the public once the animals have fully recovered and the infection is contained.