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200 Birds Died on the Banks of Narmada, What Is the Reason?
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On December 29th, around 200 birds, including parrots, pigeons, and sparrows, were found dead on the banks of the Narmada River in Khargone district, Madhya Pradesh. These birds were found near the bridge at Naavghat Khedi in the Barwah Forest Division area. According to Forest Warden Tony Sharma, some birds suddenly began falling from trees. Initially, it was attributed to cold or weather, but when the number of bird deaths increased, concern g…
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