Many European countries are witnessing a severe heat wave that has not been seen for decades, which is forcing the population to flee to the beaches in order to get rid of the extreme heat they have never experienced before.
Authorities in southern Sweden also allowed cattle to visit beaches during the long heat wave, with many complaints from residents of the area.
The heat wave in many parts of the continent of Europe has caused drought throughout Sweden, where farmers are suffering from the provision of animal feed.
Some have decided to take their cattle to neighboring shores in order to calm them down because of the recent heat in Sweden. Beach visitors in Samaland County complain of cattle on their shores, asserting that their presence is unhealthy and could pose a public health hazard.
Following these complaints, a vote was taken on the validity of the cattle visit to the beaches, and ultimately the cows had the right to be like human visitors.
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