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Eight lion cubs die in Indian forest
AHMEDABAD: Eight Asiatic lion cubs have died in India’s Gir forest reserve over the past week, prompting concern...
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hindustantimes.com
Five lion deaths in Gir in 10 days, minister says no outbreak signs
Five Asiatic lions, including two cubs, have died in Gujarat's Gir landscape, with no disease outbreak indicated; deaths deemed routine mortality. | India News
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thehindu.com
4 lion cubs die in Gujarat's Gir forest region, 17 isolated amid viral infection scare
Four lion cubs die in Gujarat's Gir forest amid infection concerns, with 17 lions isolated for monitoring and care.
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Eight lion cubs die in suspected Babesia infection in Gujarat
Eight lion cubs die from suspected Babesia infection in Gujarat, prompting intensified containment and tick-removal measures by authorities.
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Eight lion cubs die in Gir in a week; Gujarat govt steps up preventive measures
Forest minister Arjun Modhwadia said monitoring is being carried out by the chief minister’s office and the Prime Minister’s Office, and preventive measures, including large-scale…
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dawn.com
Eight lion cubs die in Indian forest
AHMEDABAD: Eight Asiatic lion cubs have died in India’s Gir forest reserve over the past week, prompting concern...
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malaymail.com
Eight Asiatic lion cubs die in Indian forest reserve, raising fears of disease outbreak
AHMADEBAD, May 30 — Eight Asiatic lion cubs have died in India's Gir forest reserve over the past week, officials said Friday, prompting concern over the health of the...
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No lion deaths reported in last three days amid viral outbreak in Gir: Minister
No lion deaths reported in Gir after a viral outbreak; timely actions by authorities deemed effective, says Gujarat Minister.
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Lion deaths in Gir: Bhavnagar forest personnel fully alert, no symptoms found locally, says DCF
Lion deaths in Gir: Bhavnagar forest personnel fully alert, no symptoms found locally, says DCF