The unprecedented drought in Australia creates this strange scene

Probably rare places in the world where the herd of cows is extremely crowded around the water car like these days in the state of New South Wales, Australia.

According to the Daily Mail, hundreds of thirsty cows surround water tanks, in the context of owners having to go for hours to earn water to feed them.

The video was shot with unmanned aerial equipment, making a strong impression. So far, 100% of the New South Wales state area has sunk in drought and it is unknown how the new drought will end.

Hundreds of cows surrounded water tankers.

Farmer Amber Lea posted the video saying 1.3,000 cattle that her family could not survive without water. The remaining water is too small while the pump has stopped supplying water for many days.'We have to drive 50-70km to find water for them.'

The State of New South Wales said 38.7% of the region was affected by drought, 38.2% suffered from drought and 23% suffered from severe drought. The area that does not suffer from current drought or rain falls to 0%.

The State of New South Wales has announced an emergency support of $ 500 million to deal with drought. The Australian government is expected to compensate more for farmers severely affected by drought.

According to the Australian Meteorological Agency, rainfall in New South Wales has dropped by 20% compared to usual since January. Across Australia is experiencing the hottest and driest periods in the last 20 years.

The area of ​​New South Wales and southeastern Queensland once recorded low temperatures during the past winter, making Australians living here face a difficult situation.