MySuru: Fresh weekend imprisonment tends to take victims on Revenue Zoo Mysuru.
During the first and second waves, MySuru Zoo, which is one of the top Indian players in terms of footfall, was hit by a lack of visitors, which resulted in significant financial constraints.
The zoo was looking for a donor to manage facilities while promoting the adoption scheme of his animal, even when the St Somashekar district minister helped him collect almost Rs 1 Crore.
Although the authority of the LR Karnataka Zoo LR Mahadevaswamy seek financial assistance in the form of block grants, the state government has not expanded it.
While the Dasara and the season’s end of the year was good in terms of visitors, the zoo again saw a gloomy future with a lock and curfew.
The zoo requires funds to care for animals.
Nearly 1,500 animals, birds, and reptiles around 180 different species are placed here, and gorillas and chimpanzees are added recently.
Bannerghatta Biology Park.
The government has promised to order funds in the pure budget for its management.
This is expected to ease the burden on independent tourist facilities for years, he said.
“We have decided to look after mysuru zoo open on Tuesday, which happened to be a weekly vacation for the facility,” The Chairman.
It turned out that adding that weekend curfew tended to regarding tourist flow.
Executive Director Zoosuru Zoo Ajit Kulkarni said that the number of visitors has improved after the second wave of Covid.
“There is a good flow of tourists in December and we expect to increase,” Director said.
Weekend blessings can affect income collection at the zoo
