Zoo Negara not spared lockdown woes


THE movement control order (MCO) has affected Zoo Negara as lack of donations and ticket sales have forced it to use its emergency fund to cover its operating costs. It now has enough to last for about three months before the accounts run dry.

Many people would have good memories of visiting Zoo Negara. They might have been in awe of the animals or inspired by the diversity of wildlife they saw there. Some would even say their love for animals or wildlife began when they visited the zoo.

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