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According to the data available to the SFVS, 6 workers on this farm were infected with coronavirus, so it is likely that they have transmitted the SARS-CoV-2 virus to the tissues. The farm currently has around 55,000. tissues left for variety.
The SFVS, in collaboration with the National Center for Public Health (NVSC), periodically receives information from people who work in tissue farms who are diagnosed with COVID-19. Active monitoring in fur farms, as well as in Radviliskis d. In the case of exploitation, it was applied as soon as information was received about the infection of its workers by coronavirus, according to a report released by the SFVS.
From Radviliskis d. The samples from the farm where the tissues belonging to the Fur Farm LT farm were kept were selected from November, the initial results of their tests were negative.
For further monitoring and analysis of selected samples at the National Institute for the Evaluation of Veterinary and Food Risks, December 30. The test protocol confirmed the presence of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in the tissues preserved in the tissue farm.
The situation at the Vilkija tissue farm in Jonava district, which became the first COVID-19 focal point in the country, and at the Danmink farm that it manages, is currently stable: tissue death has decreased , but the coronavirus is still detected.
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