Tag Archives: Denmark

[ad_1] A shocking event has happened Denmark. After the government decides to sacrifice minks for a mutation of the novel coronavirus potentially problematic for humans, the animals started to surface. In Holstebro, …

[ad_1] More news from International Denmark decided sacrifice quickly set up to fight the covid-19 pandemic, due to a mutation of the virus transmissible to humans, but even dead and buried, they …

[ad_1] Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has apologized after the government had to euthanize millions of mink from hatcheries after discovering a mutation of the coronavirus in these animals. “I have no …

[ad_1] The Danish Minister of Agriculture, Mogens Jensen, announced his resignation, acknowledging “errors” in his management, after criticism over the sacrifice of about 15 million visones. A mutation of coronavirus in these …

[ad_1] The Social Democratic government and four center-left parties agreed to promote a legal reform which allows, among other measures, the massacre of the entire mink population, to contain the mutation of …

[ad_1] After millions of mink were slaughtered in Denmark to contain a coronavirus mutation, it is now the turn of the poultry, when detecting a first outbreak of avian influenza in the …

[ad_1] the Danish Ministry of Food admitted it was a “legal” error order all mink farms to euthanize these mammals to fight against a coronavirus mutation. However, to residents’ confusion, the agency …

[ad_1] After Denmark warned that the effectiveness of most vaccines could be affected by a new strain linked to mink, which in that country determined the slaughter of 17 million mink specimens …

[ad_1] Related news Denmark will impose new restrictions on the movement of its citizens after the discovery of a covid-19 mutation in the mink population of the country that could derail global …

[ad_1] “The mutated mink virus may pose a risk to the effectiveness of a future vaccine,” the president said to announce that they will kill all specimens in the country. Outbreaks on …