In North Macedonia, cows forced the authorities to introduce a state of emergency
As a result, the herds moved beyond pastures and began to move uncontrollably through the city streets.
In the city of Kriva Palanka in the east of North Macedonia, a critical situation has developed due to a mass invasion of cattle. According to local authorities, more than a thousand animals move freely through the streets of the village, which creates serious problems for residents and infrastructure.
The backstory of the issue goes back 4 years, when one of the farms purchased 400 head of livestock, according to the Telegram channel Mash. Since then, the number of animals has almost doubled, but no effective measures have been taken to control the number of animals by responsible structures. As a result, the herds moved beyond pastures and began to move uncontrollably through the city streets.
It is reported that animals pose a real threat to road safety, provoking road accidents, causing damage to agricultural land and crops.
The mayor of Kriva Palanka, Sashko Mitowski, said that it is not possible to resolve the situation within the framework of the current legislation. According to him, the only effective mechanism is the declaration of a 30-day state of emergency, which will allow to take urgent measures to normalize the situation in the city.
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