A month after five wild boars at the Bandipur Tiger Reserve succumbing to African Swine Flu, the foresters are on tenterhooks again following reports of the outbreak of the disease in neighbouring Mudumalai Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu. Officials in Bandipur said that they were leaving no stones unturned to check the disease from spreading in the forest. "We are being very vigilant, and ensuring that death of every single wild boar is registered, and the underlying cause ascertained," said an official, adding that Bandipur boasted a huge population of wild boars.https://ift.tt/xRW1ZGm