India’s largest crocodile park in trouble due to coronavirus lockdowns
SCMP, 11 Aug 2020
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India’s largest crocodile park, the Madras Bank Trust and Centre for Herpetology, could be running out of funds in as little as four months as ticket revenues shrink because of the coronavirus lockdown. The restrictions on movements to slow the spread of Covid-19 started in late March and continue in many parts of the country. Lockdowns have placed severe strain on the economy as a whole and on individual operations like the reptile zoo that had been pulling in about half of its revenue from ticket sales. Now the zoo is looking to social media as a possible lifeline.
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India’s largest crocodile park, the Madras Bank Trust and Centre for Herpetology, could be running out of funds in as little as four months as ticket revenues shrink because of the coronavirus lockdown. The restrictions on movements to slow the spread of Covid-19 started in late March and continue in many parts of the country. Lockdowns have placed severe strain on the economy as a whole and on individual operations like the reptile zoo that had been pulling in about half of its revenue from ticket sales. Now the zoo is looking to social media as a possible lifeline.
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