Eight lions in an Indian zoo were diagnosed with COVID-19 virus. Unfortunately, India may not have many medical conditions allocated to these confirmed animals at present. At present, many medical systems in India are on the verge of collapse, beds are full, medical oxygen is exhausted, medical materials are in short supply, and even many doctors and nurses are unable to treat them.

According to the latest report of Indian local media on May 4th, eight lions in Nehru Zoo in Hyderabad, India were diagnosed with COVID-19 virus, which was the first time that a lion in India was infected with COVID-19 virus. The head of Nehru Zoo said that these lions are in good condition and the park has been closed to the public since early May.

3447 133 cases were newly confirmed in COVID-19.

According to the latest data released by the Indian Ministry of Health, as of May 4th, local time 19 (Beijing time 2 1: 30), in the past 24 hours, there were 3,447 newly confirmed cases of COVID-19 in India, with an increase of more than 300,000 people for 13 days, with a total of 20,282,833 confirmed cases.

At present, India has become the second country with more than 20 million confirmed cases in COVID-19 after the United States. However, due to the fact that the local accounting test is not as good as the actual epidemic situation, experts say that the actual number of infected people in India may be 5- 10 times that announced.

Referring to Phoenix.com, COVID-19 was diagnosed by eight lions in the Indian Zoo.