Mumbai: Veermata of the city of Jijabai Bhosale Udyan and the zoo on byculla, known as byculla zoo, will be open to visitors in November 1.
The public can visit it between 9:30 am and 6pm.
However, ticket publishing to enter will be stopped by 4PM just unlike 5.15pm that will occur before.
The authorities have appealed to senior citizens and children under the age of five to avoid visiting gardens and zoos.
Masking while in public areas will be mandatory for visitors and they will not be allowed to store their belongings because of storage facilities at the zoo to be temporarily closed temporarily.
Visitors are also asked not to throw masks and gloves using their single in place, but only in the appointed trash can be placed.
The zoo opens the gate once again also means that the public can expect to get a glimpse of the two new additions with the Humboldt Penguin colony.
Of the two penguin chicks born this year, while someone has been identified as a man named Oreo, the gender of another girl is still in the process.
For the same thing, the zoo authority is related to the hyderabad-based diagnostic center where the sex is being carried out.
The Byculla Zoo has been opened on February 15 this year after the first Covid-19 wave but closed in a short time due to concerns from the second wave that had begun in the city.
In addition to penguins, not many can see a glimpse of the Royal Bengal tiger named Shakti and Karishma who were brought from Siddharth Garden and the Zoo in the city of Aurangabad Maharashtra in February 2020 just before the country was under the national pony.
Byculla zoo to reopen visitors from 1 November
