Three tigers and a sub-adult leopard at Gorewada Rescue Centre in Nagpur died from avian flu H5N1. This is the first time the virus caused significant wildlife deaths in captivity in India. Health measures were taken,

The deadly avian flu virus, H5N1, has impacted wildlife at the Nagpur Zoological Park, claiming the lives of three tigers and a leopard. In response, all zoos across Maharashtra have been placed on high alert.

Three tigers and a leopard at a Nagpur rescue centre have succumbed to avian influenza, prompting the Union government to sound an alert for zoos across the country. This is a rare instance of the highly contagious H5N1 virus affecting rescued wildlife in India.

Three tigers and a leopard died from H5N1 at Gorewada Wildlife Rescue Centre, prompting a statewide advisory in Maharashtra to prevent further spread.