Indonesia: AI in poultry in North Margahayu, Babakan Ciparay, West Java

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Source: http://www.tribunnews.com/2012/03/04/ayam-mati-milik-eti-positif-flu-burung

Ayam Mati Milik Eti Positif Flu Burung
Tribunnews.com - Minggu, 4 Maret 2012 01:32 WIB

Google translation:

Dead chickens owned Eti Positive Bird Flu
Tribunnews.com - Sunday, March 4, 2012 1:32 pm
Tribune reporter reports Jabar, Tiah BC

TRIBUNNEWS.COM, BANDUNG - Department of Agriculture and Food Security will destroy the city of Bandung in Babakan Ciparay chicken, Sunday (03/04/2012), because the virus Avian influenza posisif (A1).

Head of Prevention and Eradication of Communicable Diseases Department of Agriculture and Food Security Bandung, drh Sudarmadji, said the destruction of the chicken is done because there is a sudden death of chickens owned by Eti, a resident of Savannah Road No. 14 RT 03/06, North Margahayu, Babakan Ciparay, Saturday (03/03/2012). "Mrs. Eti has 25 chickens, suddenly three of them dead tail," said Sudarmaji.

Sudarmadji said, to ensure the cause of death of chickens, one chicken carcasses examined in the laboratory and showed a positive rapid test A1 in the chicken carcass.

To prevent the spread of disease, today will be limited depopulation in Eti's chicken coop. "The rest of the chicken in a cage will be destroyed," said Sudarmaji.

 

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Re: Indonesia: AI in poultry in North Margahayu, Babakan Ciparay, West Java

Source: http://www.inilahjabar.com/read/detail/1836958/ayam-mati-mendadak-di-babakan-ciparay-positif-h5n1

Ayam Mati Mendadak di Babakan Ciparay Positif H5N1
Ilustrasi/blog
Oleh: Evi Damayanti
Jabar - Sabtu, 3 Maret 2012 | 23:47 WIB

Google translation:

Sudden Death in Babakan chicken Ciparay Positive H5N1
Illustration / blog
By: Evi Damayanti
Jabar - Saturday, March 3, 2012 | 23:47 pm

INILAH.COM, Manila - At least three chickens owned by residents, Mrs. Eti Sabana Road No. 14 RT 3/RW Northern District 6 Village Margahayu Babakan Ciparay found died suddenly, Friday (02/03/2012).

After a rapid test for throat swab samples, the chicken deaths due to bird flu virus (H5N1).

Based on these results, the Department of Agriculture and Food (Dispertan) Bandung city plans to conduct limited destruction or depopulation.

According to Head Field of Animal Disease Prevention and Control (P3H) Dispertan Sudarmaji Bandung, depopulation will be carried out on Sunday (03/04/2012).

"Tomorrow we are doing depopulation at the site. This follow-up control after leaving the rapid test results that show the positive," explained Sudarmaji when contacted on Saturday (3/3/2012) night.

Sudarmaji described, it was getting reports of a dead chicken on Friday (02/03/2012). Mrs. Eti's chicken and preserved in the back of his house.

Dispertan own, kataya, straight to the location to check. However, Saturday (03/03/2012) morning around 09.00 am, he added, the chicken's back, Mrs. Eti reported sudden death.

The officer immediately returned to the site to conduct monitoring. No lag, officers also took samples of throat swabs for rapid test of the carcasses of dead chickens. Rapid tests using a tool that brought the officers.

He explained his limited depopulation will be carried out on 22 chickens owned by Mrs. Eti who are in the same cage with three chickens that died first.

Depopulation done in the hope of breaking the chain of virus. Mentioned about the destruction of other birds that are within a certain radius with a dead chicken, Sudarmaji states have not decided yet. He said he would wait for the results that occur pascadepopulasi. [Jul]