New Delhi: The Delhi Forest Department has recently made about 60 monkeys caught in south Delhi quarantined for 14 days. In fact, these monkeys have been captured from areas where more cases of corona infection have been reported and the forest department has taken these steps to keep them separate as a precaution, so that corona infection does not spread to other animals in the sanctuary.

Forest department officials said that none of these arrested monkeys have been diagnosed with corona symptoms. Antigen tests were conducted on all these monkeys, all of which have been reported negative. The forest department team has placed these monkeys in the warranty at the Animal Rescue Centre (Animal Rescue Center) in Tughlakabad. Out of these, 14 days isolation period of 30 monkeys has been completed which will now be released to Asola Bhati Wildlife Sanctuary (Asola Bhati Wildlife Sanctuary).

While the remaining 30 monkeys are still in isolation. According to a report submitted to the Delhi High Court in 2018, there are about 2,500 monkeys in the Asola Bhati Sanctuary. Other wild animals found in Asola. 

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