Denmark's fur industry to take a hit over culling of mink population

It’s a rough day for furriers in Denmark. Parts of Denmark are now under tougher lockdown measures because health authorities have discovered a mutated version of the coronavirus in minks and people in the north of Denmark. The government is now culling all minks to prevent the further spread of this new strain of coronavirus as health authorities believe the strain could be resistant against a future vaccine. The news was reported by Reuters.