Goa’s Forest Minister Vishwajit Rane has voiced his discontent regarding the sudden closure of the Bondla zoo, following the deaths of five animals due to a viral infection. Rane criticized forest officials for their lack of communication regarding the incident and the implementation of quarantine measures. The closure of the zoo was not pre-informed to Rane, which has led to questions about the transparency and efficiency of the forest department in handling such situations. The deaths of the animals have raised concerns about the health and safety protocols in place at the zoo. Rane’s strong stance against the zoo’s closure underscores the need for better coordination and communication within the forest department to prevent such incidents in the future. The incident has sparked a debate on the management of wildlife facilities in Goa and the measures needed to ensure the well-being of animals in captivity. Stay updated on the latest developments regarding the Bondla zoo closure to understand the implications for animal welfare and conservation efforts in the region.