The baby bear was allegedly separated from its parents and kept in an unnatural habitat at the zoo. — Dawn/File Officials of the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) informed the Sindh High Court on Tuesday that a new cage costing Rs2.9 million will be built for a baby bear allegedly separated from its parents and kept in an unnatural habitat at the Karachi Zoo. Their submission came as a two-judge bench was hearing a petition jointly filed by around 40 petitioners from various walks of life against the provincial government and KMC authorities for keeping the cub in poor conditions. KMC officials informed the court that the corporation had initiated the process of inviting tenders for building a cage measuring 45 x 35 feet. It will also have a small pond while a place will also be built for the animal to relieve itself, they said.