Fear of bird fever in Gorakhpur confirmed the infection in the dead tiger, a week closure
Fear of bird fever in Gorakhpur
Gorakhpur news: Uttar Pradesh’s fear of bird fever is on the rise. Chief Minister Yogi has created the state with a greater warning. In order to prevent the infection, the Chief Minister is immediately taking all necessary measures under the guidelines of the central and state government. Meanwhile, a bird fever was confirmed in a dead tiger in Gorakhpur, after which the zoo was closed as a precautionary measure for a week.
The zoo closed after the bird confirmed the fever
Vikas Yadav, director of the zoos, ordered the closure of the zoo on Tuesday under the instructions of the forest chief guardian. The zoo will now open to the public on May 21st. Official sources of the zoo reported that Shakti, a tiger, died on May 7. His visceral models were sent to the National High Security Animal Institute in Bhopal. At the hearing, it was described as the cause of the death of bird fever.
Officers of the zoo in high warning
An official of the zoo said that the zoo officials have been warned since then and they fear that the virus may spread to other animals. So far, four animals have died in the zoo. These include a tiger, a tiger, a leopard and a female wolf. The official said Mona died on Thursday, a female leopard brought from Kanpur four years ago. Earlier on Wednesday morning, the tiger power and the girl wolf Piravi died on Saturday.
The tiger dies due to bird fever
On March 30, the official said the tiger, Kesari, died in a similar situation. Both Shakti and Bhairavi showed similar symptoms. In the power report, bird fever has been confirmed. The sample of Bhairavi is expected as a result of the investigation. In the meantime, the sick tiger, a sick tiger, was recently transferred to the Kanpur Zoo, which has increased concerns over the spread of the virus.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath presided over a higher meeting in Lucknow on Tuesday, and advised the authorities to implement maximum awareness in all the state’s zoos, taking seriously the threat of H5N1 Avian influenza. Adityanath says that the protection of animals and birds protected in zoo, bird sanctuaries, national parks, wetland areas and AUUS Salas should be given priority.
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