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Monday, September 12, 2011
Dead Chickens in Tasikmalaya Test Positive for Bird Flu
Written by Norman Jatmiko
TASIKMALAYA - The sudden death of chickens in Kampung Cikatulampah, Padawaras Village, District Cipatujah, Tasikmalaya Regency, West Java, tested positive for bird flu.
"The death of chickens on farms that tested officers report repides or quick field test was positive for bird flu," said Head of Animal Health and Veterinary Public Health, Department of Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Maritime Affairs, Tasikmalaya District, DVM Idik Abdullah in Tasikmalaya, on Monday (12 / 9).
Examination conducted a quick test and chicken carcass traits swelling, bruising and flesh and skin color looks black, said Idik based on previous experience has certainly affected by bird flu.
Based on the rapid test results, Idik ensure accuracy reached 60 percent, but the follow-up to 100 percent accuracy of laboratory tests must be conducted in Bandung.
"But I also do not settle for just one sample, so laboratory tests will be conducted again in Bandung to ensure its accuracy," said Idik.
Read more - nonblok
Monday, September 12, 2011
Dead Chickens in Tasikmalaya Test Positive for Bird Flu
Written by Norman Jatmiko
TASIKMALAYA - The sudden death of chickens in Kampung Cikatulampah, Padawaras Village, District Cipatujah, Tasikmalaya Regency, West Java, tested positive for bird flu.
"The death of chickens on farms that tested officers report repides or quick field test was positive for bird flu," said Head of Animal Health and Veterinary Public Health, Department of Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Maritime Affairs, Tasikmalaya District, DVM Idik Abdullah in Tasikmalaya, on Monday (12 / 9).
Examination conducted a quick test and chicken carcass traits swelling, bruising and flesh and skin color looks black, said Idik based on previous experience has certainly affected by bird flu.
Based on the rapid test results, Idik ensure accuracy reached 60 percent, but the follow-up to 100 percent accuracy of laboratory tests must be conducted in Bandung.
"But I also do not settle for just one sample, so laboratory tests will be conducted again in Bandung to ensure its accuracy," said Idik.
Read more - nonblok