A seven-year-old male Bengal tiger, born and raised at Bahawalpur Zoo, has died due to kidney complications, as reported by 24News on Sunday.
The medical report confirmed that the tiger succumbed to severe kidney issues, sparking concerns about the overall health management of the zoo’s animals.
This incident follows another troubling case just days ago, where another Bengal tiger at the same zoo was reported to be suffering from an eye disease. These consecutive health issues have raised questions about the care and welfare standards for animals in captivity.
Public Outcry for Better Health Measures
Members of the public have expressed alarm over the recurring health problems faced by the zoo’s valuable wildlife. They are calling for regular medical examinations and enhanced healthcare facilities for the lions, tigers, and other animals housed at the zoo.
Citizens are urging the zoo administration to place greater emphasis on ensuring the well-being and safety of these majestic creatures, highlighting the need for improved veterinary care and proactive health monitoring to prevent further tragedies.
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