Sindh:
More than 80 royal turkeys have died and hundreds have become ill in several rural areas of Tharparkar, according to reports, due to a mysterious disease composed of intense heat and lack of food and water.
According to residents of the affected regions, including Islamkot, Nagarparkar and Chachro Tehsils, the paeacocks exhibit symptoms such as flu, fever, inflammation of the throat and, in some cases, loss of vision. Local accounts suggest that birds cannot recover once the symptoms are established.
The impact is particularly severe in forested areas, where real turkeys already fight with the increase in temperatures and dehydration during the summer season.
Royal turkeys are considered an iconic Thar desert species, often admired by their vibrant plumage and cultural significance. His health in Declive has raised concerns among enthusiasts and wildlife conservationists.
The authorities have not yet confirmed the cause of the disease or announce any formal investigation or emergency response in the area.
Mithi and other parts of Tharparkar continue to face intense heat, with temperatures that remain at 42 ° C today. The warm and dry climate persists in most Sindh, without waiting for rain.
Most of the country will mainly experience warm and dry climate. The highest temperatures recorded on Sunday were Jacobabad (43 ° C) and Mithi, Mirpurkhas and Shaheed Benazirabad (42 ° C).
