Wildlife Week at Chhatbir zoo

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Zirakpur, Updated At : 06:02 AM Oct 09, 2024 IST

A valedictory ceremony was held to mark the end of Wildlife Week celebrations at the Chhatbir zoo today. - File photo

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A valedictory ceremony was held to mark the end of Wildlife Week celebrations at the Chhatbir zoo today.

Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) Pratima Srivastava was the chief guest at a function organised by the zoo authority. While childern of Genius World School performed a street play on wildlife conservation and pollution, students of Asiana Foundation staged a special play, ‘Pralaya’.

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