Millions of miners, mostly bred for fur production, were infected in Corona in Europe and destroyed, and now the US is also affected • A veterinarian said: "We are only at the beginning of the outbreak"
Corona damage: Over a million miners were destroyed in Europe
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After millions of minks (minks) were exterminated in Europe due to the corona plague, as reported here on the site, it turns out that the plague also reached the US and so far 10,000 minks have died from it in Utah Wisconsin Utah farms. “The outbreak on a farm in the country among the minks began in August, one month after three farm workers contracted the disease and suffered from mild or moderate symptoms.
According to our test the disease was passed from humans to animals and not vice versa.
However, to be sure, we are continuing to test this outbreak, "he said.
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This is the first time the epidemic has reached the mink farm in the US, after the first wave of the corona plague severely affected fur farms across Europe and especially the Netherlands, Spain and Denmark. Meanwhile, the outbreak in Utah has been joined by another outbreak in Taylor Wisconsin. One.
State Department of Agriculture spokesman Kevin Hoffman said "from the moment the outbreak was detected, we banned the removal of any fur or other animal products from the infected site."
Dr. Kit Paulson, a veterinary specialist at the UW-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine, explained in an interview with CNN that "unlike humans, who are usually cured of the virus, minks are very sensitive and experience significant mortality from the disease."
Meanwhile, the US National Veterinary Service has published a series of animals infected with the virus such as humans including dogs, cats, lions and tigers as well as animals of the weasel family in which ferrets and otters. But while usually the animals do not re-infect humans and Slightly injured by the disease, in the case of minks the animals die quickly and within a few days when the doctors still do not understand why.
Remember, minks ("minks") are grown industrially and commercially throughout the European continent for the benefit of the fur industry, which thrives on the continent.
Since the outbreak of the virus, it has been revealed that the mink, unlike most domestic animals that are not known to be infected with the corona virus and do not re-infect their human owners, have actually contracted the disease and even died from it.
They also threaten hard re-infection of the towers.
Following this discovery, the various agricultural ministries across the continent, and especially in the Netherlands, ordered a total sterilization of the mink farms and the elimination of these animals.
To be precise, we note that this is a total and deliberate extermination of all these animals, which in any case grow in captive conditions.
Now, according to a report by the Dutch newspaper "Dutch News", it appears that the number of miners destroyed since the beginning of the corona in Europe stands at no less than a million.