Goa’s Forest Minister Vishwajit Rane has voiced his displeasure regarding the sudden closure of Bondla zoo, following the deaths of five animals from a viral infection. Rane criticized forest officials for their lack of communication regarding the incident and the ensuing quarantine protocols. The closure of the zoo has sparked concerns among animal lovers and tourists. Rane emphasized the need for transparency in such situations to maintain public trust. The minister assured that steps are being taken to address the situation promptly and ensure the well-being of the remaining animals in the zoo. The closure of Bondla zoo has raised questions about the management and safety protocols in place for the animals. Rane’s comments come amid growing calls for accountability and better crisis management in the state’s forest department. The incident serves as a reminder of the challenges faced in maintaining wildlife sanctuaries and zoos. The closure of Bondla zoo underscores the need for improved communication and preventive measures to protect the animals and prevent such incidents in the future.