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Indonesia: Bird flu in poultry in Kuningan, West Java

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://kuningannews.com/index.php/k...ah-flu-burung-kembali-muncul-di-kuningan.html

Wabah Flu Burung Kembali Muncul di Kuningan
Sabtu, 14 April 2012 18:29

Google translation:

Back Bird Flu Outbreak Appears in Brass
Saturday, April 14, 2012 18:29

Kuningan News - Outbreaks of bird flu re-emerged in Kuningan. This follows the death of 10 chickens owned by residents of the village suddenly Taraju, Sindang District Court District Kuningan, made a scene of local people. Fowl belong to several people in three hamlets in the village of Taraju occurred in almost the same time. From the research of Agriculture and Veterinary Office Kuningan, confirmed the positive result of the death of chickens infected with bird flu outbreaks.

To anticipate that the virus does not spread and attack other birds, the standardized Kuningan directly appealed to residents to perform quarantine for two weeks. In addition, related agencies also do spraying on chicken occasionally owned by residents in anticipation.

"I wonder why chickens suddenly died. Though Thursday afternoon and Friday morning are still crowing, "said Aah (36), Wage Hamlet, Village Taraju when found Kuningan News, Saturday (13/4) when she was cleaning the chicken coop.

According Aah who was then accompanied by her husband, Ucu Suardi (41), the beginning of his sudden death of chickens when the chickens are removed from the cage. As usual after a given feed, direct Aah remove pet chickens. But strangely, at about 9 am on Friday last, the chickens all of a sudden his seizures and sudden death immediately.

"I panicked yesterday and immediately report to the village. Apparently chickens that died suddenly was not just mine, but my three neighboring villages also chickens died suddenly. Chickens that had died would I waste for fear of being contagious, but after the officer from duty, investigated the chicken first and then my grave, "said Aah.

Separately, Sekdes Taraju Juned explain, dead chickens in his village Aah's not just chicken, but also to other citizens, that the chickens died Sanifah 2 tails, 3 tails, and other property located in the hamlet Rohana Kliwon. While the rest belong to Ucen located in the hamlet Pahing.

"I hasten to report for fear of spreading to other birds. Moreover, the death of the chickens is not fair, "said Juned.

It is said Juned, chicken sudden death cases with positive infected bird flu outbreak first occurred in the village. It was a lesson for the future should increase their vigilance, especially for people who have chickens. Together with the village chief Taraju Wahyudi, as well as standardized district officers Brass, spraying it directly.

"With the spraying, it is hoped the bird flu virus from poultry and do not attack humans," said Juned.

When confirmed, the Head of Department of Agriculture and Veterinary Office Kuningan Ir Hj Triastami, have been confirmed dead chickens tested positive for bird flu outbreak in the village of Taraju. "Currently, we are undertaking a further examination in the presence of bird flu cases," he said briefly. (Muh)
 
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