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Ayam Balangan Positif Terserang Tetelo
Jumat, 29 Januari 2010 | 08:50 WITA
Google translation:
Chicken Balangan Tetelo Having Positive
Friday, January 29, 2010 | 08:50 PST
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PARINGIN, FRIDAY - puzzling outbreak that caused many people's chickens died suddenly at Balangan over the last month, addressed a serious line of Department of Agriculture, Food Crops and Horticulture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (PTPHPP) Balangan.
Final data for the East Paringin of District alone, the number of dead chickens reach the tail 1206. Not to mention the village and other villages. "Once received this report, we directly go to the field to conduct test rafed. This includes checking the chicken droppings," said Animal Husbandry Department PTPHPP Kabid Balangan accompanied Tuhalus MP drh Animal Health Kasi Putu Ayu A.
It was, he said, is to be known disease affecting chickens that belonged to citizens. Chickens are not affected will be given vitamins, antibiotics, and disinfectants.
According to him, based on one physical characteristic of a dead chicken, Tuhalus added, his party was afraid that the cause of death of the bird flu chickens. "From the examination of physical characteristics of dead chickens were jenggernya looks bluish, like contracted bird flu," he said.
Only, he said, was the other physical characteristics not found any additional features that lead to bird flu. Like the rash on your foot and blue on the abdomen that is not covered with feathers.
"Yet we are still doing further investigation on chicken dung. Results of examination of chicken manure on the field we take the H5N1 virus was negative," he said.
The results of the examination based on tests conducted rafed officer PDSR or Quick Response Team trackers Livestock Diseases, said, the chicken tetelo disease. "People do not need to panic with this incident, the dead chicken was not the cause of bird flu," said Tuhalus.
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Ayam Balangan Positif Terserang Tetelo
Jumat, 29 Januari 2010 | 08:50 WITA
Google translation:
Chicken Balangan Tetelo Having Positive
Friday, January 29, 2010 | 08:50 PST
Read 14 times
PARINGIN, FRIDAY - puzzling outbreak that caused many people's chickens died suddenly at Balangan over the last month, addressed a serious line of Department of Agriculture, Food Crops and Horticulture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (PTPHPP) Balangan.
Final data for the East Paringin of District alone, the number of dead chickens reach the tail 1206. Not to mention the village and other villages. "Once received this report, we directly go to the field to conduct test rafed. This includes checking the chicken droppings," said Animal Husbandry Department PTPHPP Kabid Balangan accompanied Tuhalus MP drh Animal Health Kasi Putu Ayu A.
It was, he said, is to be known disease affecting chickens that belonged to citizens. Chickens are not affected will be given vitamins, antibiotics, and disinfectants.
According to him, based on one physical characteristic of a dead chicken, Tuhalus added, his party was afraid that the cause of death of the bird flu chickens. "From the examination of physical characteristics of dead chickens were jenggernya looks bluish, like contracted bird flu," he said.
Only, he said, was the other physical characteristics not found any additional features that lead to bird flu. Like the rash on your foot and blue on the abdomen that is not covered with feathers.
"Yet we are still doing further investigation on chicken dung. Results of examination of chicken manure on the field we take the H5N1 virus was negative," he said.
The results of the examination based on tests conducted rafed officer PDSR or Quick Response Team trackers Livestock Diseases, said, the chicken tetelo disease. "People do not need to panic with this incident, the dead chicken was not the cause of bird flu," said Tuhalus.
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