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Source: http://www.suaramerdeka.com/v1/inde...urung-Sembilan-Ayam-di-Selogiri-Mati-Mendadak
27 April 2012 | 16:19 wib
Kena Flu Burung, Sembilan Ayam di Selogiri Mati Mendadak
Google translation:
27 April 2012 | 16:19 pm
Got Bird Flu, Chicken in Selogiri Nine Sudden Death
Wonogiri, suaramerdeka.com - A total of nine chickens in Hamlet Gunan and Tenongan, Jendi Village, District Selogiri, Wonogiri died suddenly on Thursday (26/4). After inspected by officers of the Marine Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (Disnakperla) Wonogiri, nine chickens were tested positive for bird flu.
Disnakperla head, Rully Pramono Retno through the Head of Animal Health, Ismaryati Budiningsih said, the findings of bird flu is the first in this year 2012. "Earlier there were reports of chickens died in the village of Cork (Desa Jaten), Selogiri. But after a negative test (not the bird flu), only the white diarrhea disease," he said.
According to him, the potential of bird flu in the dry season is supposed to be smaller. However, the cage should always be clean. Because, the conditions are damp and dirty cages to trigger the proliferation of bird flu.
Jendi village health volunteer officers, Mariastuti revealed, six chickens died in the hamlet Tenongan and three chickens died in the hamlet Gunan. The nine chickens died suddenly. Because, on the previous evening, the chickens are still looking healthy.
"But the next morning, the chicken is dead and stiff sudak. Some chicken owners dumped into the river. But immediately we took. We ask people not throw in vain sick chickens. Chickens die should be burned and buried," he said.
Meanwhile, Head Selogori, Bambang Haryanto said, some areas Selogiri an endemic bird flu. Therefore, officers have been spraying disinfectant on the site yesterday. Spraying will be conducted again in
period of five days. "Once there was the incident, residents reported a direct response districts," he concluded.
(Khalid Yogi / CN26 / JBSM)
27 April 2012 | 16:19 wib
Kena Flu Burung, Sembilan Ayam di Selogiri Mati Mendadak
Google translation:
27 April 2012 | 16:19 pm
Got Bird Flu, Chicken in Selogiri Nine Sudden Death
Wonogiri, suaramerdeka.com - A total of nine chickens in Hamlet Gunan and Tenongan, Jendi Village, District Selogiri, Wonogiri died suddenly on Thursday (26/4). After inspected by officers of the Marine Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (Disnakperla) Wonogiri, nine chickens were tested positive for bird flu.
Disnakperla head, Rully Pramono Retno through the Head of Animal Health, Ismaryati Budiningsih said, the findings of bird flu is the first in this year 2012. "Earlier there were reports of chickens died in the village of Cork (Desa Jaten), Selogiri. But after a negative test (not the bird flu), only the white diarrhea disease," he said.
According to him, the potential of bird flu in the dry season is supposed to be smaller. However, the cage should always be clean. Because, the conditions are damp and dirty cages to trigger the proliferation of bird flu.
Jendi village health volunteer officers, Mariastuti revealed, six chickens died in the hamlet Tenongan and three chickens died in the hamlet Gunan. The nine chickens died suddenly. Because, on the previous evening, the chickens are still looking healthy.
"But the next morning, the chicken is dead and stiff sudak. Some chicken owners dumped into the river. But immediately we took. We ask people not throw in vain sick chickens. Chickens die should be burned and buried," he said.
Meanwhile, Head Selogori, Bambang Haryanto said, some areas Selogiri an endemic bird flu. Therefore, officers have been spraying disinfectant on the site yesterday. Spraying will be conducted again in
period of five days. "Once there was the incident, residents reported a direct response districts," he concluded.
(Khalid Yogi / CN26 / JBSM)