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Murray County, Minn., warns of loose cow near Hwy 59 and CR 21
Murray County emergency management issued Extreme IPAWS civil danger warnings Tuesday for a loose black cow with a white belt near Highway 59 and County Road 21.
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Murray County, Minnesota, issued an Integrated Public Alert and Warning System civil danger warning on Tuesday reporting a loose black cow with a white belt near Highway 59 and County Road 211.
The wireless text from county emergency management said drivers should proceed with care and call 507-836-6168 if the animal is spotted1. IPAWS listed the sender as Murray County MN EM, with urgency Immediate, certainty Observed and severity Extreme1.
The record listed a 4:08 p.m. EDT issue time Tuesday and an expiration of 4:08 p.m. EDT Wednesday1. A second Extreme Immediate Observed civil danger warning from the same sender at 4:27 p.m. EDT restated the animal, the Highway 59 and County Road 21 location, the request to drive with care, and the same phone number, with an expiration of 4:27 p.m. EDT Wednesday.
Neither Tuesday text said whether the animal had been recaptured1.