60 golden deer conserved at Mann Shwesettaw Sanctuary

At the Mann Shwesettaw Wildlife Sanctuary, 60 golden deer, native and rare species, have been conserved, according to U Aye Ko, Mann Shwesettaw’s trustee board chair.
Formerly, the sanctuary began with five male deer and seven female deer and new fawns were born again about four months ago. “There were 52 deer formerly, and now new fawns increase — four males and four females, and they are already listed in,” he said.
The sanctuary feeds them watercress, water hyacinth and supplements and visitors are invited to watch deer. A golden deer camp was initially planned to be set up, though it has been delayed for some reason. — Htet Oo Maung/ZS

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