The Delhi zoo has not seen any bird flu deaths in the last 72 hours. The zoo has been closed since August 30 after tests showed some birds died from bird flu.
Delhi, 10 Sep 2025
The Delhi zoo has not seen any bird flu deaths in the last 72 hours. The zoo has been closed since August 30 after tests showed some birds died from bird flu.
Bird Deaths at Delhi Zoo
Twelve birds died between August 24 and September 9. Nine painted storks and three black-headed ibis died in the water bird area. Seven of these birds tested positive for bird flu. Two birds are getting better. Five painted storks that fly to Delhi in winter also died near the water pond. Three of these tested positive for bird flu. Twelve birds died between August 24 and September 9. Nine painted storks and three black-headed ibis died in the water bird area. Seven of these birds tested positive for bird flu. Two birds are getting better. Five painted storks that fly to Delhi in winter also died near the water pond. Three of these tested positive for bird flu. The Delhi zoo has not recorded any avian influenza death over the past 72 hours, officials said on Tuesday, but they refused…
Zoo Safety Measures
The zoo is taking steps to stop the spread of bird flu. They are testing for the virus every 15 days. They have sent samples to a lab in Bhopal for testing. The zoo will open only when it is safe. No other animals in the zoo are sick. The zoo wants to keep all animals, birds, and workers safe from the flu.
We will follow guidelines for opening of the zoo. Our first priority is to contain the spread among animals, birds and staffs.
The zoo will remain closed until officials confirm it is safe to reopen. Follow The Rising News for more verified updates.
Updated 10 Sep 2025, 04:08 IST; source: link
