According to local residents, "animals can fall into already dug graves, trample the soil on the burials, and graze in this area."
In response to these complaints, the press service of the city administration noted that an investigation into the incident has been initiated, and the owner of the livestock will be fined.
"The cemetery covers an area of 17 hectares and is surrounded by a fence; however, there are entrance gates on its territory. Apparently, the livestock entered the area through these gates, as there is no caretaker outside the territory. The authorities have been tasked with finding the owner of the animals and taking the necessary measures," the official statement said.
