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Wildlife officers treat heat-stressed birds in Pakistan

SunNews Desk · 17/07/2026 · 17/07/2026

Wildlife officer Zaheer Ahmed is treating dehydrated and heatstroke-affected Asian koels as part of rehabilitation efforts in Islamabad.

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