Zoo Director fired after rare lion dies of TB

Karachi Zoo chief Khalid Hashmi has been excused from his position and supplanted by Mansoor Qazi after the passing of the rare white lion.

The lion had kicked the bucket on Wednesday after his lungs supposedly quit working because of aspiratory tuberculosis.

The orders for Hashmi’s expulsion from the post were given by Metropolitan Commissioner Afzal Zaidi. In the mean time, the official additionally gave a notice for Qazi’s arrangement as the new director of Karachi Zoo.

As indicated by the warning, Qazi has been designated once more, yet briefly.

Karachi Administrator Murtaza Wahab said he was disheartened to find out with regards to the passing of the white lion.

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He said that the lion was “ailing for 10 days”.

Karachi Metropolitan Corporation Spokesman Ali Hassan Sajid had said that the lion, matured 14 to 15 years, had been sick throughout the previous 13 days and was experiencing aspiratory TB. The white lion was being treated by veterinarians at the zoo; however, he was unable to recuperate.

A group of veterinarians played out an examination on the lion and gathered insights regarding the sickness and demise. As indicated by veterinarians, the lion likewise had pneumonia and the lion’s lungs had quit working.

The lion, which was of a variety that is going wiped out on the planet, was imported from Africa for Rs10 million out of 2012 to be brought to Karachi Zoo.

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