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बर्ड फ्लुको सङ्क्रमण नियन्त्रणपछि जावलाखेल चिडियाखाना पुन: सञ्चालनमा

बर्ड फ्लुको सङ्क्रमण नियन्त्रणमा आएपछि असार ३ गतेदेखि बन्द रहेको जावलाखेल चिडियाखाना साउन २ गतेदेखि पुन: सञ्चालनमा आएको छ। काग, गिद्ध र हाँस लगायतका चराहरूमा एभियन इन्फ्लुएन्जा पुष्टि भएपछि राष्ट्रिय प्रकृति संरक्षण कोषले असार ५ गतेदेखि चिडियाखाना बन्द गरेको थियो। झण्डै एक महिना लामो बन्दका कारण चिडियाखानालाई करिब ३ करोड रुपैयाँ घाटा भएको छ।

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Jawalakhel Zoo reopens after bird flu outbreak brought under control

The zoo had remained closed since June 19 after avian influenza (bird flu) infections were confirmed in crows, vultures, ducks and other birds.

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  1. Bird flu costs Jawalakhel Zoo Rs 30 million

    The Central Zoo at Jawalakhel, Lalitpur suffered a loss of Rs 30 million as it had to be closed for 27 days after bird flu was confirmed at the country's main zoo. After bird flu was detected in birds at the zoo, the National Trust for Nature Conservation had closed the facility to the public from June 19. Now that the infection is under control and the zoo has reopened from July 17.Zoo's information officer Ganesh Koirala said that regular cleaning, treatment of infected anima

  2. Bird Flu closure costs Central Zoo Rs 30 million in lost revenue

    Key Takeaways: Zoo closed June 19–July 17 after avian influenza detected Estimated Rs 30M loss during 27-day shutdown Visitor turnout dropped sharply after reopening Zoo earne...

  3. Bird flu costs Jawalakhel Zoo Rs 30 million in losses

    The National Trust for Nature Conservation closed the zoo to the public from June 19 after the infection was detected. It reopened on July 17 after authorities confirmed the outbreak had been brought under control.

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