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Bandung Zoo Vaccinates Poulty to Prevent Bird Flu
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Prevent Bird Flu, 600 Bandung Zoo poultries Divaksinasi
the Writer: Eriez M. Rizal
Bandung -- noodles: totalling 600 poultries in the Bandung zoo, West Java (West Java), on Tuesday (26/2), was vaccinated.
Giving of the vaccination towards various poultry kinds to anticipate the emergence of the bird flu virus in the location.
The Dinas official of Agriculture of Kota Bandung Evi Sofyan said, from results of the inspection of the poultry in the zoo that was located in Street Tamansari was not found by the bird flu virus.
"Nevertheless, we continued to carry out the vaccination till three months in the future," said Evi.
To make the prevention effective, continued Evi, his side continually gave the kind vaccine Medivac Al N-2.
"For the big poultry, the dose" of the "vaccine that was given totalling 1.5 cc."
Whereas for his physical poultry was small only was given 0.2 cc the vaccine, explained Evi.
Nearby to treat the health of the poultry, continued Evi, the vaccination in the Bandung zoo also to guarantee the safety of the visitors.
"Since rumours" of "bird flu spread in 2004, did not yet have the poultry that was infected by the bird flu virus," said Evi.
(EM/OL-03)
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Prevent Bird Flu, 600 Bandung Zoo poultries Divaksinasi
the Writer: Eriez M. Rizal
Bandung -- noodles: totalling 600 poultries in the Bandung zoo, West Java (West Java), on Tuesday (26/2), was vaccinated.
Giving of the vaccination towards various poultry kinds to anticipate the emergence of the bird flu virus in the location.
The Dinas official of Agriculture of Kota Bandung Evi Sofyan said, from results of the inspection of the poultry in the zoo that was located in Street Tamansari was not found by the bird flu virus.
"Nevertheless, we continued to carry out the vaccination till three months in the future," said Evi.
To make the prevention effective, continued Evi, his side continually gave the kind vaccine Medivac Al N-2.
"For the big poultry, the dose" of the "vaccine that was given totalling 1.5 cc."
Whereas for his physical poultry was small only was given 0.2 cc the vaccine, explained Evi.
Nearby to treat the health of the poultry, continued Evi, the vaccination in the Bandung zoo also to guarantee the safety of the visitors.
"Since rumours" of "bird flu spread in 2004, did not yet have the poultry that was infected by the bird flu virus," said Evi.
(EM/OL-03)
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