TB suspected among spotted deer in IIT-M
The New Indian Express|September 30, 2024
IN what could be a matter of serious concern, there may be a tuberculosis disease among the free-ranging spotted deer population inside IIT Madras.
SV KRISHNA CHAITANYA
TB suspected among spotted deer in IIT-M

A few animals have reportedly fallen sick and died in the recent past. However, the numbers are not alarming, according to the Chennai wildlife officials who are closely monitoring the situation.

Chennai wildlife warden Manish Meena told TNIE, "As of now, it is only a suspicion. We have sent the carcass of a spotted deer to the Advanced Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AIWC) for analysis. After receiving the results, we will take necessary action."

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