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Source: http://news.okezone.com/read/2010/03/01/338/307870/puluhan-unggas-mati-depok-waspada-flu-burung
Puluhan Unggas Mati, Depok Waspada Flu Burung
Senin, 1 Maret 2010 - 11:40 wib
Marieska Harya Virdhani - Okezone
Dozens of Dead Birds, Depok Bird Flu Alert
Monday, March 1, 2010 - 11:40 wib
Marieska Harya Virdhani - Okezone
Google translation:
DEPOK - Depok City Government immediately establish rapid response teams handling cases of bird flu after the discovery of dozens of birds died suddenly and positively infected by avian influenza virus.
Depok Agriculture Department also spray disinfectant to the cattle pens cattle owned by the H5N1 virus.
In fact, the mayor of Depok Nurmahmudi Ismail had made a circular letter and spread to 11 districts related to bird flu alert. Circular asking the community to raise awareness of bird flu virus infection, both for residents, farmers, and poultry abattoir.
Head of Department of Agriculture Livestock Depok Sutisna Dadang said, chickens infected with the virus of bird flu in Depok cattle caused by the township that are not dikandangkan. Thus, the remaining chicken, start now to dikandangkan and quarantined for 14 days.
"We quarantine for 14 days, then if it's after 14 days of contracting the virus, then we will destroy all," he told reporters, Monday (01/03/10).
Dadang added, chickens that died suddenly tested positive for bird flu infected post-tested using rapid test. His part, said Dadang, was sprayed disinfectant into the 12 heads of households.
"The action we have sprayed disinfectant, after yesterday's incident in the limo no longer report and no other cases," he explained.
Previously, as many as 26 chickens owned by residents in the District Limo Depok died suddenly and positively infected by H5N1 virus. Department of Health had also examined a number of residents in the vicinity of the incident.
(teb)
Puluhan Unggas Mati, Depok Waspada Flu Burung
Senin, 1 Maret 2010 - 11:40 wib
Marieska Harya Virdhani - Okezone
Dozens of Dead Birds, Depok Bird Flu Alert
Monday, March 1, 2010 - 11:40 wib
Marieska Harya Virdhani - Okezone
Google translation:
DEPOK - Depok City Government immediately establish rapid response teams handling cases of bird flu after the discovery of dozens of birds died suddenly and positively infected by avian influenza virus.
Depok Agriculture Department also spray disinfectant to the cattle pens cattle owned by the H5N1 virus.
In fact, the mayor of Depok Nurmahmudi Ismail had made a circular letter and spread to 11 districts related to bird flu alert. Circular asking the community to raise awareness of bird flu virus infection, both for residents, farmers, and poultry abattoir.
Head of Department of Agriculture Livestock Depok Sutisna Dadang said, chickens infected with the virus of bird flu in Depok cattle caused by the township that are not dikandangkan. Thus, the remaining chicken, start now to dikandangkan and quarantined for 14 days.
"We quarantine for 14 days, then if it's after 14 days of contracting the virus, then we will destroy all," he told reporters, Monday (01/03/10).
Dadang added, chickens that died suddenly tested positive for bird flu infected post-tested using rapid test. His part, said Dadang, was sprayed disinfectant into the 12 heads of households.
"The action we have sprayed disinfectant, after yesterday's incident in the limo no longer report and no other cases," he explained.
Previously, as many as 26 chickens owned by residents in the District Limo Depok died suddenly and positively infected by H5N1 virus. Department of Health had also examined a number of residents in the vicinity of the incident.
(teb)