Mutated coronavirus from mink is a threat to humans
The situation regarding corona infection among mink has now developed to a critical stage in North Jutland. According to B.T.'s information, a mutated coronavirus migrated from mink to humans and has since spread strongly among the citizens of Vensyssel in North Jutland. On Tuesday, the government received a note from the Statens Serum Institut, which has exposed the mutated coronavirus to antibodies. The result, according to SSI, was deeply troubling because the mutated coronavirus did not respond well to the antibodies. Thus, there is a risk that a possible vaccine against covid-19 will not have the desired effect if the mutated virus from mink spreads further among humans. That is why Mette Frederiksen has convened a press conference on Wednesday at 4 pm, where she herself will participate virtually. B.T. learns that there are new restrictions for humans on the way in northern Jutland to stop the spread of the coronavirus from mink. The other party leaders were summoned to a briefing on Wednesday afternoon.