The bizarre and yet worrying case in the village of Dolný Vadičov attracts public attention. (Source: Gettyimages.com)
Dolný Vadičov – what is happening in Kysuce in the village of Dolný Vadičov will certainly attract some parent of the child or frequent driver of the car. It is this group of people in the village that threatens one atypical element – cattle. It is terrorized by citizens by its activity and the concern is in place.
JOJ has reported a serious and bizarre case of terrorizing the cattle. It is no secret that it is in these hours that the inhabitants of Dolný Vadičov literally live in fear. Their daily life is plagued by the behavior of the association of cattle, which is completely arbitrarily and destroyed by the private property of citizens in family houses.
The owner of the crate that the ceremony destroys the forest game
Children who move to school are often afraid of animals often move freely around the village, for which their owner is responsible, who despite his repeated effort to build a new and new enclosure often cannot prevent their leakage. According to his own words, a fence for cows is destroyed by forest animals.
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Fear is also the mayor
The cattle destroys not only the lawns, but also the surrounding bushes and ornamental trees. Some also bite. “She is declining, we are startling and I’m not talking about children, they can have trauma for life, parents are desperate,” She told television Miroslava Ondreášová, who works as mayor in Dolný Vadičov. “It’s dangerous, they are defending road traffic, citizens are worried about children when they go to school in the morning,” Ondreášová added that she is already afraid.
The shots can be seen how cows without hesitation stand on the road and the drivers have no other choice but to wait.
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The owner has a problem with forest game
“I have repaired it now that I was home. The deer will always break it,” The owner of the cows responded to the initiative of the television. “They said they were tame, but I am afraid of the cow, last time I went home, a bull stood at the gate, so I waited,” The local resident approached. One of them even had to wait a few minutes before the gate of her own house, as a big bull was waiting for her.
The mayor and his team are now preparing a new generally binding regulation. This will include the newly established conditions for breeders to keep their animals at bay.
