In Rajasthan, samples of dead birds tested positive in two more districts. Fifteen out of 33 districts of the state have been affected by Bird Flu so far. AIR correspondent reports that the virus has also been confirmed in Tonk and Karauli districts of the state. So far, more than three thousand 300 birds have died in various districts of the state, most of them are crows. Peacocks and pigeons have also been found dead.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;"> Yesterday, black stork and some other birds died in the Jaipur Zoo. After which the zoo has been closed for visitors. Officials of Animal Husbandry Department said that the situation is being monitored and the virus has not been found in poultry anywhere in the state so far.</span><br />