Tweet
Indonesia, Sumatra: Jambi, Bird Flu suspected in poultry (Tribun News, September 19 2011, edited)
[Source: Tribun News, full text: (LINK). Automatic translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English, edited.]
Indonesia, Sumatra: Jambi, Bird Flu suspected in poultry
Tribunnews.com - Sunday, September 18, 2011 22:04 AM
<INS><INS></INS></INS>Tribun correspondent reports Jambi, Berman Sibuea
TRIBUNNEWS.COM, Kuala Tungkal - Three District in the District of West Tanjung Jabung (Tanjabbar, Jambi) prone to bird flu disease. Three districts, namely Betara District, District and District High Cliff Tungkal ulu.
According to the Head of Animal Health Animal Husbandry Department Tanjabbar, drh. Sri Rejeki, chicken population in that area quite a lot. Besides buying and selling traffic of chicken are also high compared to districts other.
"Sentra-centers are also a lot of slaughter houses in the area," he said on Sunday (18/09/2011). In District High Cliff, recently discovered the village about 400 chickens died suddenly.
Not yet known the exact cause of death of chickens owned by village residents Purwodadi it. Results of rapid tests, known chicken bird flu virus.
"But now no more, we are still awaiting lab results tomorrow, whether it is positive of bird flu," he said.
Anticipate a similar incident, they had spread throughout the district disinfectant fluids. ? .
Editor: Paul Burin | Source: Tribune Jambi
- -------
Tribunnews.com - Sunday, September 18, 2011 22:04 AM
<INS><INS></INS></INS>Tribun correspondent reports Jambi, Berman Sibuea
TRIBUNNEWS.COM, Kuala Tungkal - Three District in the District of West Tanjung Jabung (Tanjabbar, Jambi) prone to bird flu disease. Three districts, namely Betara District, District and District High Cliff Tungkal ulu.
According to the Head of Animal Health Animal Husbandry Department Tanjabbar, drh. Sri Rejeki, chicken population in that area quite a lot. Besides buying and selling traffic of chicken are also high compared to districts other.
"Sentra-centers are also a lot of slaughter houses in the area," he said on Sunday (18/09/2011). In District High Cliff, recently discovered the village about 400 chickens died suddenly.
Not yet known the exact cause of death of chickens owned by village residents Purwodadi it. Results of rapid tests, known chicken bird flu virus.
"But now no more, we are still awaiting lab results tomorrow, whether it is positive of bird flu," he said.
Anticipate a similar incident, they had spread throughout the district disinfectant fluids. ? .
Editor: Paul Burin | Source: Tribune Jambi