Lithuania has begun killing coronavirus-infected mink following Denmark’s mass cull. Its crisis handling has led Danish premier Mette Fredriksen to apologize in tears as cadavers resurfaced at a mass grave.
Lithuania’s veterinary agency said “dozens” had been killed among 60,000 mink at a sole farm infected so far, 100 kilometers (60 miles) from Vilnius, but a mass Baltic cull like Denmark’s was not planned
