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Denmark has found at least 63 minks infected with COVID-19 throughout the farm, ordered to kill more than 2.5 million after two days ago, more than 10,000 minks were found dead on an American farm in the United States.
On October 12, veterinarians and ranchers in the northern city of Denmark began the slaughter of at least 2.5 million minks after an outbreak of COVID-19. In at least 63 mink farms.
The Danish food and veterinary office said it will remove and collect minks from infected farms. And give compensation from the government But parts of the farm, which are 8 kilometers away, were not found infected. Farm owners have to manage to get rid of the mink themselves AND get 100% compensation
The news comes two days after the news of more than 10,000 minks on a Utah farm in the United States, 50% of those killed by COVID-19. As a result, another nine nearby farms had to be closed.
The vet stated that older minks addicted to COVID-19 there will be a higher mortality rate than young mink. Scientists are working to find out how the mink is infected with COVID-19, news reports said. You have been infected by farm workers. While the puzzle is Can you transmit the infection to people?
Denmark is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of approximately 17 million minks per year, with the majority of its export markets being China and Hong Kong, and Denmark has “Copenhagen Fur”, a cooperative breeder. Mink varieties with 1,500 members account for 40% of the world’s mink farming.
