Bird flu scare: Death of a tigress lead to closure of zoos in Uttar Pradesh

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Bird flu red alert in Kanpur Zoo: Death of lion, peacock and duck in 3 days caused panic, samples of 100 employees taken
Kanpur 2 hours ago

Red alert has been declared for bird flu in Kanpur Zoo. Three days ago, the lion Pataudi died. Since then, peacock and Brahmi duck have also died. Pataudi and peacock's report has come H5 N1 positive. The test report of the duck has been sent to Bhopal lab.

Samples of employees working in Kanpur Zoological Park will also be sent for testing. Samples of 100 employees were taken on Saturday.

Samples of 26 employees were taken in the zoo on Saturday​

After the lion and peacock were found infected with bird flu, the zoo administration also got its staff tested. The CMO sent a team for investigation on Saturday evening. Samples of all the employees in the zoo were taken on Sunday.

Along with this, Kanpur Zoo's veterinarians Nasir and Nitesh Katiyar also took samples of birds of different species on Sunday. Following the protocol, samples of birds were taken wearing kits. These samples will be sent to Bhopal for investigation on Sunday evening. The report will come by Tuesday.

Animals are being given multivitamins with food It has been decided by the zoo administration that the immunity of the animals remains strong. Therefore, they are also being given multivitamin tablets along with food.

Many birds appeared lethargic Birds are being seen in the zoo, but the zoo administration says that birds also become lethargic due to heat. But still, as a precaution, monitoring is being done every 2 hours.

Kanpur Zoo tigress reduced food The tigress is also eating less since Saturday. She is also being monitored. Ranger Naveed Ikram said that this may be happening due to the heat. But otherwise, the tigress appears to be completely active.​
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Employees are also being monitored, samples of animals of all species will be sent. Ranger Naveed Ikram said - Samples of 100 zoo employees have been sent to the lab for RTPCR test. Samples of two to three animals have also been sent for testing.

https://www.bhaskar.com/local/uttar...-blood-samples-of-26-employees-135050505.html

 

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May 18, 2025

bird flu latest update: Samples of dead animals and birds and workers taken, red zone declared
Kanpur zoo bird flu latest update Animals and birds in Kanpur zoo have been found H5N1 positive. The working staff is also being tested. The enclosures and pits are also being sanitized and then used.​

Kanpur zoo bird flu latest update
An area of ​​one kilometre radius of the zoo in Kanpur has been declared a red zone. The death of lion Pataudi and the peacock has been confirmed to be due to bird flu. A duck has also died in the zoo. Its sample has also been sent for testing. Here, samples of 26 employees working in the zoo have also been taken. The director of Kanpur zoological park said that after the dead lion and peacock were found to be H5 N1 positive, samples of the employees have also been taken. It has been sent to Lucknow for testing.
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What does the zoo director say?

Chief Medical Officer Haridutt Nemi said that the sample reports of 26 employees have been sent to Lucknow for testing. Zoo Director Shraddha Yadav said that peacock has also been found H5 N1 positive. The animals and birds of the zoo are being constantly monitored. The condition of the employees will be clear after the test reports come by Tuesday. At present, caution is being taken.​

https://www.patrika.com/gorakhpur-n...khpur-25-sensitive-places-identified-19590839

 

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Kanpur News: Red alert in Kanpur zoo, panic spread due to bird flu, 26 employees were...
Sun, May 18, 2025

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Kanpur: The outbreak of bird flu (H5N1) in Kanpur Zoo of Uttar Pradesh has created a stir. The report of the National Institute of High Security Animal Diseases (NIHSAD), Bhopal has confirmed that a lion and a peacock that died in the zoo died due to bird flu. The zoo has been declared a red zone after the virus was confirmed to have reached the lion and tiger enclosures. 26 zoo employees were quarantined.

An expert team from Lucknow inspected the Kanpur Zoo and implemented bio-security measures. Sanitisation and fogging work is going on in full swing in the zoo. Blood samples of 26 employees have been sent to Bhopal for testing, and they have been quarantined. Samples of other employees will also be taken soon. No symptoms of bird flu have been found in any employee so far, but surveillance has been increased as a precaution.​

https://hindi.news18.com/news/busin...n-demand-worldwide-local18-ws-kl-9247283.html

 

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May 18, 2025
After a report from a Bhopal-based laboratory confirmed the presence of a bird flu strain in four animals that died at the Gorakhpur and Kanpur zoos in Uttar Pradesh, the zoo authorities have started testing their staff as a precaution. Each zoo employs over 100 staff members.
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Since the report was received, regular sanitisation has been carried out at the Gorakhpur zoo, officially known as Shaheed Ashfaqullah Khan Zoological Park, and the Kanpur Zoological Park.

Shraddha Yadav, director of the Kanpur zoo, stated, “Testing of the entire zoo staff is underway.”
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A team led by the chief medical officer of Kanpur has arrived to conduct the tests. The Kanpur zoo employs around 106 staff members. Yadav also mentioned that random samples from animals housed in the zoo were being sent for examination.

Vikas Yadav, director of the Gorakhpur zoo, said that all 105 staff members were examined and all were found negative. He added that a few samples of animals from the zoo had been sent for testing.

Aditi Sharma, director of the Lucknow zoo, said that since no animals had died at the zoo recently, no samples had been sent for testing. She added that if any animals showed abnormal behaviour, appropriate action would be taken.​
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Anil Patel, director of the Lion Safari in Etawah, said the animals were being monitored closely, but none had shown any abnormal signs thus far. “No samples have been sent for testing from here,” he added.​

https://indianexpress.com/article/c...r-kanpur-zoos-monitoring-test-staff-10014427/

 

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[Post # 22 states one kilometer radius around the zoo. Now its "several"]

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Red alert regarding bird flu in Kanpur Zoo; 62 workers tested on the lines of corona, 200 surveillance samples sent to IVRI Bareilly - KANPUR ZOO BIRD FLU ALERT


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May 18, 2025 at 8:29 PM IST
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Kanpur: Kanpur Zoo administration is on alert mode regarding bird flu. To assess the situation, serum sampling of 62 personnel was done on Sunday on the lines of corona. Apart from this, about 200 surveillance samples have been sent to IVRI Bareilly. Municipal corporation personnel did sanitization near the enclosures in the zoo. Many animals have died in the zoo within three days.

Administrative officers of Kanpur Zoo claimed that at present there is no information about any bird being found dead inside the zoo on Sunday. Precautions are being taken so that the outbreak of the virus does not increase too much. The zoo has been divided into 6 zones. At the same time, the hospital premises have been converted in​ to an epic zone.

Many wild animals have reduced their food: The worrying thing for the administrative officers and doctors in Kanpur Zoo is that many wild animals have reduced their food since the death of Babbar Sher Pataudi. Zoo officers and doctors are considering it very serious. If such conditions continue in the coming days then it could be a matter of concern.​

Samples sent to Bareilly: After the information of bird flu in Kanpur Zoo, many other departments including Animal Husbandry Department have also sent their personnel to the field. Different Animal Husbandry Department teams in the city and rural areas took a total of 200 surveillance samples. These were sent to the Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Bareilly for testing.

Surveillance for several kilometers around the zoo: Similarly, a total of 13 RRT teams have also been activated by the district administration. DM Kanpur Jitendra Pratap Singh has prepared 11 administrative teams under the chairmanship of 7 ACM officers. It includes Assistant Police Commissioner, Municipal Corporation and Animal Husbandry Department personnel. Teams of administrative officers are continuously monitoring within a radius of several kilometers around the zoo.​​

https://www.etvbharat.com/hi/!state...ri-bareilly-uttar-pradesh-news-ups25051804030

 

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May 18, 2025

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The bird flu infection in Kanpur zoo has spread from the sick lion Pataudi which came from Gorakhpur zoo. The zoo administration became alert after the death of lion Pataudi on Thursday last week. Meanwhile, a peacock was found dead in the lake area. In the investigation, the peacock was also found infected with bird flu. Now the death of the duck has increased the tension of the officials. The investigation report of the duck is also likely to come soon. The health of some animals and birds of the zoo was found to be unwell on Sunday, after which samples of nine birds and two leopards were taken. One leopard in this belongs to the veterinary hospital. Efforts are being made to take samples of other leopards living in the veterinary hospital as well.
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The water of the zoo is also being tested

There is a large lake in the zoo, on which a large number of animals and birds are dependent. Apart from this, a water tank is also installed, which supplies water to the enclosures of the zoo. To prevent infection, the director of the zoo has sent samples of water from the lake and tank to Bhopal for testing. So that,

6 quintals of lime was sprayed

To prevent infection in the zoo, the entire premises were sanitized through fogging. So that, if there is a bird flu virus in the air, it can be killed. Sanitization was also done by adding medicines to the water solution. The food and enclosures of animals and birds were sanitized with blow torching. Apart from this, 6 quintals of lime was sprayed in the entire premises

The date of closing the zoo for tourists will be extended

The zoo is closed for tourists till May 19 due to bird flu. Looking at the infection report, the date of keeping the zoo closed for tourists will be extended. However, the final decision in this regard will be taken from Lucknow. Zoo Director Shraddha Yadav says that a duck has died in the zoo. The sample has been sent to Nishad Bhopal to detect bird flu infection.​.​

https://www.livehindustan.com/uttar...-duck-found-dead-zoo-201747585569922.amp.html

 

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Post #18:

The test reports of three other animals, including a wolf and a leopard, that died in the zoo this month are still awaited. So is the report of a lion that died at the Kanpur zoological park on Thursday.​

May 18, 2025
After 4 bird flu deaths, Gorakhpur and Kanpur zoos step up monitoring and test staff

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​This month, a tigress, a wolf and a leopard died at the Gorakhpur zoo and the tigress and the leopard tested positive for bird flu. At the Kanpur zoo, samples of a tigress and a peacock found dead last week were sent to the laboratory for examination and both tested positive.

https://indianexpress.com/article/c... report from a,employs over 100 staff members.

 

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My list of the current outbreak which began on May 14th, 2025.

5/14

Tigress - "Shakti" over 2 yrs old.Gorakhpur Zoo, [Zwwllogical Garden in Lucknow.] Blood samples from over 100 staff members. DOD 5/7. Confirmed 5/13




5/14

Wolf - "Bhairavl" Female. Gorakhpur Zoo. DOD: 5/4




5/15

Tiger - Gorakhpur Zoo Confirmed




5/18

Lion - "Pataudi" 15 yrs old - Kanpur Zoo. transferred from Gorakhpur Zoo on 5/11. Samples taken on 5/5. DOD 5/15 Confirmed 5/16




5/17

Leopard - "Mona" Gorakhpur Zoo. DOD 5/7 Confirmed 5/18




5/17

Peacock - Kanpur Zoo Lake Area. DOD: 5/16 Confirmed 5/17




5/17

Cows (2) - Gorakhpur Zoo DOD 5/15 awaiting confirmation




5/18

Brahmi Duck - Kanpur Zoo DOD: 5/17 Confirmed 5/16 DOD 5/17




5/18

2 leopards Kanpur Zoo tested. 1 belongs to the veterinary hospital.
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[Jaipur Zoo is in the city of Jaipur in Rajasthan state in India.]

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Updated Mon, 19 May 2025​

Advisory issued regarding bird flu, instructions to be cautious

Animals living in the enclosures are also being kept away from contact with birds
Amar Ujala Bureau Jammu.
In view of the increasing threat of bird flu, an internal advisory has also been issued in Jamboo Zoo. The staff has been instructed to be extra cautious. They have been asked to strictly follow the bio-safety rules. Also, animals living in the enclosures are also being kept away from contact with birds.

According to Anil Atri, Additional Director of Jamboo Zoo, chicken and mutton are being boiled properly before serving them to the birds so that there is no virus in them. Wearing gloves has also been made mandatory for the staff directly involved in the management of animals in the enclosures and they are being completely sanitized.

So far there has been no report of death of any bird or any symptom of bird flu in the animal. Despite this, the zoo is being kept under close surveillance. Let us tell you that cases of bird flu (avian influenza) are increasing rapidly across the country. Death of animals has also been reported due to this in some zoos.​

https://www.amarujala.com/jammu/jam...sry-jammu-news-c-10-lko1027-615524-2025-05-19

 

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Google Translation
5/19/25

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The threat of bird flu has increased in Kanpur Zoo. After the death of lion Pataudi brought from Gorakhpur, two tigresses - Pushpa and Adhya - have been quarantined as they have reduced their food intake. Their blood samples have been sent for testing. Earlier, a peacock and a duck have died. The zoo administration is taking precautions to prevent infection.
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Jagran Correspondent, Kanpur. After the death of lion Pataudi brought from Gorakhpur Zoo, bird flu infection has started spreading rapidly in Kanpur Zoo as well. Two tigresses Pushpa and Adhya have also reduced their food intake. Both have been quarantined in separate enclosures. Their blood samples have been sent to National High Security Animal Disease Institute Bhopal for examination. Many birds are also looking lethargic. Earlier, a peacock and a duck have died.
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There are also four ostriches and emus, they are being specially monitored. Along with ban on entry of outsiders, the zoo premises are being regularly sanitized. The enclosures are being inspected every two hours.

Bhaiya Bhairavi died on May 5 and tigress Shakti on May 7 in Gorakhpur Zoo. Some crows and other birds were also found dead.
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On Saturday, Ruddy Shelduck (duck) was also found dead. Along with his sample, samples of 12 birds including both tigresses, a leopard, duck, pigeon have been sent to Bhopal for investigation.
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https://www.jagran.com/uttar-prades...uarantined-amid-rising-concerns-23940837.html

 

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Updated List 5/19/25 SUN, 18 MAY 2025​:

5/14

Tigress - "Shakti" over 2 yrs old.Gorakhpur Zoo, [Zwwllogical Garden in Lucknow.] Blood samples from over 100 staff members. DOD 5/7. Confirmed 5/13

5/14

Wolf - "Bhairavl" Female. Gorakhpur Zoo. DOD: 5/4 (or 5/7)


5/15

Tiger - Gorakhpur Zoo Confirmed


5/18

Lion - "Pataudi" 15 yrs old - Kanpur Zoo. transferred from Gorakhpur Zoo on 5/11. Samples taken on 5/5. DOD 5/15 Confirmed 5/16


5/17

Leopard - "Mona" Gorakhpur Zoo. DOD 5/7 Confirmed 5/18


5/17

Peacock - Kanpur Zoo Lake Area. DOD: 5/16 Confirmed 5/17


5/17

Cows (2) - Gorakhpur Zoo DOD 5/15 awaiting confirmation


5/18

Brahmi Duck - Kanpur Zoo DOD: 5/17 Confirmed 5/16 DOD 5/17


5/18

2 leopards Kanpur Zoo tested. 1 belongs to the veterinary hospital.


5/19

Tigeesse - "Pushipa - Kanpur Zoo - quarantined. Blood samples sent.


5/19

Tigesses- Adhya - Kanpur Zoo - quarantined. Blood samples sent.


5/19 - 4 ostriches and emus specifically monitored.


5/19 - Tigress - Bhaiya Bhairavi - Gorakhpur Zoo - DOD: 5/5/25
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May 19, 2025

Bird Flu: Now wildlife in zoos will not be able to eat chicken, tight arrangements have been made in forests too - CENTRAL ZOO AUTHORITY SOP
Due to bird flu, chicken will not be given to wildlife in zoos of Uttarakhand. Central Zoo Authority has issued SOP for the states.​
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Bird flu is a very fast spreading virus, so special precautions are being taken for it. The concerned officials have also been asked to work according to the SOP.

Ranjan Kumar Mishra, PCCF Wildlife

Chicken will not be given to wildlife: Chicken has been banned for wildlife in Dehradun Zoo. That means now from tigers to leopards and all the birds will not be able to eat chicken in Dehradun Zoo. Not only this, many such important guidelines have also been issued, in which instructions have been given to reduce the activity in the enclosure of wild animals. The Central Zoo Authority has to be informed about the daily situation from the zoo management and also the efforts made for disinfection in the zoo.​
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Relief news for the Forest Department: It is a matter of relief for Uttarakhand that no pet animal or wildlife has been found suspicious with complaints of bird flu by the Animal Husbandry Department and Forest Department. That is, there are no cases of bird flu in the state right now.

https://www.etvbharat.com/hi/!bhara...in-uttarakhand-zoos-hindi-news-utn25051903693

 

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May 19, 2025

Bird Flu: IVRI team called to control the infection, vigilance increased

Kanpur News: Vigilance has been increased due to the possibility of spread of bird flu infection in the city. Efforts have been started to prevent infection on wildlife as well as external birds.

Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI) has been called to control the threat of infection. District Magistrate Jitendra Pratap Singh has written a letter to the director of the institute. The team may come to the city on Tuesday to examine the wild animals of the zoo and the chickens of the poultry farm.

Along with this, the Animal Husbandry Department inspected urban and rural areas on Monday and sent samples of 70 birds for testing to the IVRI lab in Bareilly. On Sunday, samples of 200 birds were sent for testing. For random testing of bird flu in poultry farms, a total of 13 teams, 10 in rural areas and 3 in urban areas, are continuously conducting investigations. Chief Veterinary Officer Dr. IDN Chaturvedi said that so far no unnatural death of birds or abnormal condition has been found anywhere. Meat shops have been closed within a radius of one kilometer around the zoo.

In view of the bird flu infection, the forest department has also become alert. District forest officer Divya has formed four teams to monitor birds in forest and lake areas. These teams will inspect their respective areas. All forest personnel have been instructed to remain alert. They have been asked to inform immediately if they find dead birds. If dead birds are found in open areas, it will be considered that bird flu is spreading, its outbreak is increasing.​​​​​​​

https://www.amarujala.com/uttar-pra...ction-vigilance-increased-2025-05-19?pageId=1

 

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[similar to post #30. This article says there are 2 leopards]

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May 19, 2025

Bird Flu Alert: Panic in Kanpur due to bird flu, Rapid Response Team activated after alert in the city
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These days, panic has spread in UP due to bird flu. Avian influenza (bird flu) is spreading in Kanpur Zoo along with the death of infected lion Pataudi from Gorakhpur Zoo. Sources say that the condition of 2 leopards and 3 tigers has deteriorated in the last 2-3 days. The food intake of all of them has reduced considerably. The entire zoo has been divided into 6 zones and teams of forest guards and keepers have been formed. Apart from this, the hospital and surrounding areas have been made red zones.

Zoo administration alert to prevent infection

According to the information, two tigresses have been quarantined. Symptoms have also been seen in many other wildlife and birds. The zoo administration is alert to prevent infection. The two tigresses who have been quarantined are Pushpa and Aadhya. They have reduced their food intake. Their blood samples have been sent for testing. Earlier, a peacock and a duck have died. Many birds are also looking lethargic.​

https://hindi.dynamitenews.com/utta...sponse-team-activated-after-alert-in-the-city

 

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May 19, 2025

LUCKNOW: Following the death of a lion, a duck, and a peacock from avian flu at Kanpur zoo last week, around a dozen more animals, including two tigresses, three leopards, and a blackbuck, have fallen ill, showing altered behaviour and refusing food and water.

Both the tigresses, Pushpa and Adya, have been quarantined in separate enclosures and the Kanpur Zoo has been put on high alert. Animals in each enclosure are being monitored and checked every two hours.


While the lion Pataudi was transported from Gorakhpur zoo in critical condition on May 11, the free-ranging peacock, was based in Kanpur zoo. As per the Kanpur Zoo authorities, the deteriorating condition of more animals exhibiting symptoms of illness has raised concern.

According to Zoo director Shraddha Yadav, samples of about a dozen animals were sent to the National Institute of High Security Animal Diseases (NIHSAD) in Bhopal, along with water samples from the zoo’s water bodies.”

“The samples from (another) tigress and leopards were sent to Bhopal for analysis on Monday,” she added.

The affected animals were kept in the hospital area where Pataudi was treated before his death. As a precautionary measure, the zoo authorities have decided to collect random samples from all animals, both caged and free-ranging. In addition, blood samples are being collected from staff members who may have been exposed.
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“We are taking all available measures to sanitise the zoo and its surroundings. Veterinarians from Kanpur Nagar Nigam are assisting the zoo’s medical team. In addition, a 50-bed ward has been reserved at UHM Hospital,” said Singh.​
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According to Vikas Yadav, director of the Gorakhpur zoo, all 105 staff members were examined and all were found negative.
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In addition, a 50-bed ward has been reserved at UHM Hospital,” said Singh

Ursula Horsman Memorial Hospital (UHM Hospital) or Ursula Hospital is a government hospital situated at Meston Road in the Indian city of Kanpur​

As one of the largest district hospital in the industrial city of Kanpur, it serves a large population for their primary and specialized medical care needs.​

... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ursula_Horsman_Memorial_Hospital

 

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May 19, 2025

Bird Flu Alert: Bird flu hits Kanpur, Covid protocol will be implemented; follow these rules

Jagran Correspondent, Kanpur. After confirmation of bird flu in the zoo, the health department team is preparing to implement the COVID protocol. 11 surveillance teams have been formed to test those living within a radius of one km from the zoo. It has nine Rapid Response Teams (RRT) and two sampling teams.

The employees involved in this will take samples of patients with cough, fever, cold, difficulty in breathing and redness in the eyes. Samples of zoo employees have been sent to Lucknow for testing.

Health Department's ACMO and Nodal Dr. Rajeshwar Singh said that preparations are underway to implement the COVID protocol by the team within a radius of one km of the zoo. It includes areas like Azadnagar, Nawabganj, HBTU Campus and Vikasnagar etc. The surveillance team is keeping an eye on the people living in these areas. As soon as symptoms of bird flu appear, their samples will be taken for testing.

He said that no report of avian flu entering humans has been received yet. At present, the reports of employees working in the zoo are being monitored.

https://www.jagran.com/uttar-prades...-implemented-follow-these-rules-23941576.html

 

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May 19, 2025

Bird Flu Alert: Bird flu knocks in Kanpur, Covid protocol will be implemented; follow these rules

Bird Flu Alert In Kanpur After confirmation of bird flu in Kanpur Zoo, the health department is preparing to implement the Covid protocol. 11 teams have been formed to investigate
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Officials have urged people to wear masks and maintain hygiene.

Health Department's ACMO and Nodal Dr. Rajeshwar Singh said that the team is preparing to follow the COVID protocol within a radius of one km of the zoo. This includes areas like Azadnagar, Nawabganj, HBTU Campus and Vikasnagar. The surveillance team is keeping an eye on the people living in these areas. As soon as symptoms of bird flu are seen, their samples will be taken for testing.

He said that there is no report of avian flu entering humans yet. At present, the reports of the employees working in the zoo are being monitored.

Follow these rules in the COVID protocol

According to Dr. Rajeshwar, use a mask before going to a crowded place.

Clean hands with soap or alcohol-based sanitizer after coming home from outside.

Cover mouth and nose with a tissue while coughing or sneezing. Throw away the used tissue immediately and clean hands.

If you see a patient with symptoms of bird flu around you, inform the health department immediately.

https://www.jagran.com/uttar-prades...-implemented-follow-these-rules-23941576.html

 

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5/18/25

District administration's alert on bird flu: Stay away from dead birds, inform them
The district administration has issued an alert after confirmation of bird flu in Kanpur zoo. People have been appealed to stay away from dead birds. Along with this, a response team of doctors has also been formed.​

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May 20, 2025​​
Kanpur: Zoo will remain closed for one more week, Pollution Board took samples of soil and water; awaiting report on wildlife

ABC News: In view of the threat of bird flu in the zoo, it will now be kept closed for another week. After receiving the sample report of the wild animals sent to Bhopal, the administration here will decide on further opening of the zoo.

Meanwhile, the news of relief in the zoo is that there has been a positive improvement in the leopard and other animals and on Tuesday they have also eaten their full diet. Due to which the zoo officials have also heaved a sigh of relief. Zoo director Shraddha Yadav says that a lot of protective measures are being taken here. The report of the samples of the employees of the zoo along with the wild animals which were taken is expected to come in one to two days.

https://abcnews.media/kanpur-zoo-wi...f-soil-and-water-awaiting-report-on-wildlife/