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Indonesia - Central Java - Bird flu in poultry suspected in Sukoharjo

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Erratic weather, many chickens died suddenly

SUKOHARJO - Residents Hamlet Village Jagan Geneng Bendosari Sukoharjo District, seized with anxiety and fear, after dozens of chickens owned by citizens of sudden death. Even counting the number of dead chickens. As a result of the incident, residents fear because the chickens are allegedly infected with bird flu (Avian Infuenza).

"The death of dozens of chickens that occurred last week, allegedly due to bird flu virus. Chickens died suddenly beginning symptoms of weakness, and stiff. Moreover, the mouth of the chicken that died out mucus, "said Heri Wahyono (45), a resident of Hamlet Geneng when encountered reporters on Sunday yesterday. He claimed six of his chickens died suddenly on Friday (1 / 10) night.

In fact, in the afternoon, his chicken was still seen fit. Then, the next night's turn of his chicken died suddenly, the number reached tens of tail. Villagers other Jagan, Rantinem (65) also claimed his kampung chickens died suddenly. He saw the mucus in the mouth of his dead chickens that died suddenly.

Rantinem along with several other residents suspect that their chickens die of bird flu or Avian Influenza (AI). "If there's chickens died, so we just throw it. We do not know if the bird flu or something. Because there has been no examination as well. Especially here rarely have information about the virus, "explained Rantinem.

Most of the dead chickens owned by residents Hamlet Geneng Rantinem dumped into the nearest river. The reason is, if the carcass was buried, dug afraid of other animals like dogs.

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