Nghe An: While foraging for food in a cemetery, a herd of 11 goats died unexpectedly.

Tien Hung May 16, 2022 15:26

(Baonghean.vn) - In just a few days, a herd of 11 goats belonging to a local family died unexpectedly after foraging in a cemetery.

On May 16th, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Binh, Chairman of the People's Committee of Van Son commune (Do Luong district), stated that authorities are investigating the cause of the unusual death of a herd of goats belonging to a local household while they were grazing in the area.

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The goats died unexpectedly while foraging in the cemetery. Photo: CTV

Earlier, on the morning of May 15th, as usual, Ms. Hoang Thi Thu (residing in Yen Son commune) let her family's herd of 17 goats graze near the farm. The goats then went to graze in the area of ​​the nearby Van Son commune cemetery. However, only about half an hour later, Ms. Thu was horrified to see 9 of her goats suddenly drop dead.

Suspecting they had been poisoned, Mrs. Thu's family immediately reported the incident to the authorities. That same afternoon, the Van Son commune police arrived at the scene to record the incident and investigate the cause. The case was subsequently transferred to the Do Luong district police because it exceeded the investigative capabilities of the commune police.
According to the family, these nine goats are worth nearly 50 million VND. Two days prior, two of Mrs. Thu's goats that had entered the area to graze also died unexpectedly.
This cemetery is managed by the People's Committee of Van Son commune, and one resident has been using the land on both sides of the road to plant acacia trees. According to Ms. Thu, the acacia trees were newly planted, so her family had no intention of letting their goats into the cemetery, but some of them crawled through the fence to forage and died unexpectedly.

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