A pregnant dairy animals will be executed because of intersection from her European Union homestead in Bulgaria into the non-EU Serbia.
Aprokotown reports that Penka, a pregnant red dairy animals who is expected in around three months, meandered westwards from her crowd close to the town of Kopilovtsi, straying over the fringe into non-EU Serbia.
After two weeks, she was come back to her proprietor, Ivan Haralampiev, by a rancher over the boondocks.
Be that as it may, Bulgarian authorities said the creature must be put down in light of strict EU rules.
Penka will now be executed on the grounds that she didn't have the best possible printed material — in spite of being given a physician's approval by Serbian vets.
"She had left the outskirts of the EU and can't be foreign made once more into the European Union," Haralampiev told open BNT Television Thursday as he argued for his bovine to be spared.
"A vet comes and requests it to be instantly winnowed!"
The agriculturist additionally mourned how the dairy animals could walk over the outskirt unchecked in any case. "Why no one endeavored to stop it?" he said.
Albeit Serbian vets have composed an announcement saying Penka was in an impeccable condition and fit to return home, Bulgarian specialists said she ought to be put down immediately.