Authorities said some farm workers had contracted the virus again from animals
After the spread of the Corona virus in at least 63 farms, veterinarians and farmers in Denmark have begun to cull more than 2.5 million animals from you in the north of the country, according to what the authorities announced, Monday, according to “Sky News Arabia.”
In detail, the Danish Veterinary Medicine and Food Authority supervised the execution of infected animals, while uninfected animal fanciers on farms located within 8 kilometers of the infected farm killed their animals themselves, according to Fleming Kaur Marker of the authority.
The authority said that fanciers of uninfected animals would receive 100 percent compensation, while fanciers of injured animals would receive less compensation.
“We are moving forward and implementing the order,” the Danish official said about the operation, which began Thursday, in the village of Jyol, west of Aalborg, adding that this may take months, and this depends on the outbreak of the virus.
Core Marker did not immediately release any statistics on the number of animals that might be culled.
Last Friday, a farmer from Mank refused to allow the authorities to enter his farm to cull the animals, and the farm’s walls had to be vandalized to enter them, police spokesman Henrik Scales told The Associated Press.
During the weekend, the security forces managed to remove a number of protesters from two mink farms.
Denmark is one of the largest exporters of mink to the world, producing an estimated 17 million furs every year, and most of the exports go to China and Hong Kong, while Tag Pedersen, head of the Danish Fur Breeders Association, says that the Corona pandemic “may threaten the entire industry.”
Scientists are still researching how mink animals were infected, and whether they could transmit the virus to humans, and they suspect that some of them were infected with the virus from infected workers.
Danish authorities say some farm workers later became infected with the virus again from animals.
Sabaq electronic newspaper
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2020-10-13
In detail, the Danish Veterinary Medicine and Food Authority supervised the execution of infected animals, while uninfected animal keepers on farms located within 8 kilometers of the infected farm killed their animals themselves, according to Fleming Kaur Marker of the authority.
The authority said that fanciers of uninfected animals would receive 100 percent compensation, while fanciers of injured animals would receive less compensation.
“We are moving forward and implementing the order,” the Danish official said about the operation, which began Thursday, in the village of Jyol, west of Aalborg, adding that this may take months, and this depends on the outbreak of the virus.
Core Marker did not immediately release any statistics on the number of animals that might be culled.
Last Friday, a farmer from Mank refused to allow the authorities to enter his farm to cull the animals, and the farm’s walls had to be vandalized to enter them, police spokesman Henrik Scales told The Associated Press.
During the weekend, the security forces managed to remove a number of protesters from two mink farms.
Denmark is one of the largest exporters of mink to the world, producing an estimated 17 million furs every year, and most of the exports go to China and Hong Kong, while Tag Pedersen, head of the Danish Fur Breeders Association, says that the Corona pandemic “may threaten the entire industry.”
Scientists are still researching how mink animals were infected, and whether they could transmit the virus to humans, and they suspect that some of them were infected with the virus from infected workers.
Danish authorities say some farm workers later became infected with the virus again from animals.
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Authorities said some farm workers had contracted the virus again from animals
After the spread of the Corona virus in at least 63 farms, veterinarians and farmers in Denmark have begun to cull more than 2.5 million animals from you in the north of the country, according to what the authorities announced, Monday, according to “Sky News Arabia.”
In detail, the Danish Veterinary Medicine and Food Authority supervised the execution of infected animals, while uninfected animal fanciers on farms located within 8 kilometers of the infected farm killed their animals themselves, according to Fleming Kaur Marker of the authority.
The authority said that fanciers of uninfected animals would receive 100 percent compensation, while fanciers of injured animals would receive less compensation.
“We are moving forward and implementing the order,” the Danish official said about the operation, which began Thursday, in the village of Jyol, west of Aalborg, adding that this may take months, and this depends on the outbreak of the virus.
Core Marker did not immediately release any statistics on the number of animals that might be culled.
Last Friday, a farmer from Mank refused to allow the authorities to enter his farm to cull the animals, and the farm’s walls had to be vandalized to enter them, police spokesman Henrik Scales told The Associated Press.
During the weekend, the security forces managed to remove a number of protesters from two mink farms.
Denmark is one of the largest exporters of mink to the world, producing an estimated 17 million furs every year, and most of the exports go to China and Hong Kong, while Tag Pedersen, head of the Danish Fur Breeders Association, says that the Corona pandemic “may threaten the entire industry.”
Scientists are still researching how mink animals were infected, and whether they could transmit the virus to humans, and they suspect that some of them were infected with the virus from infected workers.
Danish authorities say some farm workers later became infected with the virus again from animals.
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