Havana Zoo Closed Due to Power and Water Shortages
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The zoo in the Cuban capital, the largest in the country, has closed due to a lack of electricity and water to operate it, several Cuban news outlets reported today. The Havana Zoo has not given a date for when it will reopen, and it is unclear what will happen to its approximately 1,500 animals.
The zoo in the Cuban capital, the largest in the country, has closed due to a lack of electricity and water to operate it, several Cuban news sites reported on Thursday. The Havana Zoo has not given a date for when it will reopen, and it is unclear what will happen to its approximately 1,500 animals.
The zoo in the Cuban capital, the largest in the country, has closed due to a lack of electricity and water for its operation. Several Cuban news portals reported this today. The Havana Zoo did not give a date for when it should reopen, and it is unclear what will happen to its...
The National Zoo of #Cuba closes "for indefinite time" for lack of #electricity and #water. But it does not explain how it will guarantee the care and survival of the animals that remain inside.
The Cuban National Zoo closed indefinitely. No date of reopening or protocol for animals was reported due to the lack of electricity and water.
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