INDIA-NEW DELHI-BIRD RESCUERS

INDIA-NEW DELHI-BIRD RESCUERS

(220514) -- NEW DELHI, May 14, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Injured Egyptian vultures are seen at a clinic in New Delhi, India, May 13, 2022. Two brothers -Saud and Shehzad -in New Delhi have embarked on the mission to save injured raptors. They have been treating the injured birds at their clinic in Wazirabad, New Delhi. Last year they say they saved 2500 birds and since the beginning of this year over 1300 birds have been treated at their clinic. (Photo by Javed Dar/Xinhua)

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