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A pregnant cow named Penka was executed for passing the European Union (EU) border.
Penkha will give birth to baby after three weeks Gavit left his party from Kapilvasti, a village in Bulgaria and entered non-European countries on May 12 in Serbia. News AFP
The gavit then returned to its owner Ivan Harlampiev. But in the case of animals coming back across the border, the EU Act has stiffness. Serbian Veterinarians said the gabati was completely healthy.
According to the European Commission rules, there must be a cure papers in the baggage at the border post.
In spite of the sanction of Serbian Veterinarians, Bulgarian officials said that due to the strict law of the EU, the cow must be killed.
Evan Haralampiev does not want to kill the cow in this way.
Veterinarian Liubomir Liubomirov told AFP, "This is not our decision. We only implement the decisions that come from Brussels. '
In the case of Pencher, the rule is to be exempted, a petition is being taken in a petition for not to be killed. The aim of the entrepreneurs is to collect 2,500 signatures. Already 1,800 people have signed it.
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