NGO in Bengaluru Works to Restore Water Sources in Turahalli Forest

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The Operation Quench Thirst initiative, led by PfA Wildlife Hospital, aims to restore essential water sources within Turahalli Forest. The initiative involves daily deployments of water tankers as well as the installation of water troughs. In addition, it focuses on replenishing and maintaining existing natural water sources in the area.

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