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Dinosaur park set to open at zoo post-Covid restrictions

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:39 PM Jun 14, 2021 IST

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Zirakpur, June 13

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Chhatbir Zoo will open a dinosaur park after the Covid restrictions are done away with.

Different species of dinosaurs will be displayed in various forms at the park. Visitors will see fosilised depiction of some dinosaurs in the park. The facility has been given an attractive look at the reception to attract children and visitors.

Basanta Rajkumar, Chief Conservator of Forest (CCF), Punjab, tweeted: “The newly added dinosaur park in Chhatbir is ready to welcome visitors once the zoo opens after the lockdown restrictions are eased.”

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To attract children, visitors

Different species of dinosaurs will be displayed in various forms at the park. Visitors will see fosilised depiction of some dinosaurs in the park. The facility has been given an attractive look at the reception to attract children and visitors.

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