Indonesia - Central Java - Bird flu outbreak in Sragen

[Gert van der Hoek]

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Chickens Died Suddenly, Bird Flu Attacks Sragen

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

SRAGEN - Dozens of chickens belonging Mulyono Sumengko Village, Sragen, Central Java, on Wednesday (22/12/2010), died suddenly this morning.

The number of chickens that died reached 13 tails. Earlier this incident never happened. Residents who suspect immediately reported to the Animal Husbandry Department officers in Sragen Regency.

Dozens of chickens that died immediately conducted medical tests, and it turned out after the chicken tested positive for afian influansa virus or bird flu. "People do not know the chicken was dead, because the closed cage. Year of the officers arrive," said resident Sumengko Kurnianto.

According to the Head of Animal Health Division of Animal Husbandry Department Kabuapten Sragen, Suhudi, chickens that died was tested positive for bird flu virus. Officers immediately destroyed by burning and buried.

According Suhudi, besides destroying the dead chickens, officials also do spraying on chicken coop with disinfectant. In addition, officers from the livestock department is also working with District Health Office to give peyuluhan to citizens.

"Currently, officers are dealing with citizens chicken that died suddenly," explained Suhudi.

Meanwhile, Chief of Animal Husbandry Department Ekarini Sragen explained, officers are taking action either by extermination or fumigation.

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Source: http://www.krjogja.com/news/detail/63462/Positif.H5N1..Banyak.Ayam.Mati.Mendadak.di.Sragen..html

Positif H5N1, Banyak Ayam Mati Mendadak di Sragen
Rabu, 22 Desember 2010 20:21:00
Google translation:

Positive H5N1, Chickens Many Sudden Death in Sragen
Wednesday, December 22, 2010 20:21:00

SRAGEN (KRjogja.com) - At least 13 dead chickens found in Kampung Sumengko sudden, Middle Sragen, Sragen, Wednesday (22/12). Among the dozens of birds belonging Mulyono (51) by 9 tails, and owned by Mulyani (49) by 4 tails. Death of dozens of chickens were allegedly due to the H5N1 virus or bird flu.

Mulyono revealed, the chickens that died suddenly his new found him at around 06.00 am while trying to feed. He said he then reported the incident to the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (Disnakkan) local. "Previously there was no symptoms of anything. All of a sudden death while being fed," he said.

Another owner, Mulyani said, from his six new chickens reared, four of them died suddenly. Himself claimed not to know the exact cause of death of the chicken. "In this village rarely raise chickens, so there was no bird flu," he explained.

Meanwhile, Joko Purwono, bird flu prevention officer who came to the location of Sragen Disnakkan say the sudden death of chickens was caused by the H5N1 virus positive. "After a rapid test, the chickens are indeed positive for bird flu," he said.

Joko added that the tests conducted on two chickens which have not been disposed of by one owner. This is because the rest of the dead chickens had already made other catfish food. "The rest has been used as catfish food. It's really very unfortunate because the risk of causing infection," he said.

Admitted his side had given to the owner of the chicken disinfectant to prevent the transmission. The drug is used to meyemprot chicken coop for a week in a row. "We've given disinfectant to spray the cage and the surrounding environment. In addition, owners are also encouraged to wear masks while on the move around the cage," he said. (Sam)

 

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Source: http://edisicetak.solopos.co.id/zindex_menu.asp?kodehalaman=h06&id=95585

Edisi : Kamis, 23 Desember 2010 , Hal.I
Terserang AI, be*las*an ayam di Sragen ma*ti

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Edition: Thursday, December 23, 2010, Hal.I
Esophageal AI, be-welding of chicken in Sragen ma-ti

Sragen (Espos) Dozens of residents Sumengko chicken RT 2 and RT 3, Sragen, Central Sragen died Wednesday (22/12).

Based on the rapid test by a team of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Department (Disnakan) Sragen, the death of poultry was positive with the virus of avian influenza (AI) or bird flu.

A resident Sumengko RT 2, Anung, 29, when met reporters on Wednesday, explaining the kinds of bangkok hundred chickens that dipeliharanya, as many as nine of these chickens died suddenly since Wednesday morning. According to him, the death of these birds is difficult to know, because its original healthy, out limp and dead.

"I started doing the sorting of chicken. Some of the chickens that look less healthy and my snoring in a place separate. Of the nine chickens that died, seven of them had a tail I make catfish fodder. Meanwhile, two other chicken carcasses I leave to be sent to the laboratory. I immediately reported to the Disnakan today (yesterday-red) as well, "said Anung.

Anung raising chickens imported from Bangkok, Thailand for a long time. Chickens are reared Anung special chicken fighter with a price of up to Rp 60 million per head. "The price varies, ranging from Rp 20 million to $ 60 million per fish. But the loss of nine chickens were not too much, because it is still small, and partly a hen. The disadvantage is estimated to approximately USD 3 million, "he said.

Separately, residents Sumengko RT 3, Aris, 32, said as many as four kampung chickens from six chickens that had also died suddenly. Distance Aris home with the chicken coop Anung about 50 meters. He said the chicken deaths have certain characteristics. According to him, in his beak out slimy liquid.

"Wreck of the chicken there that I throw into a river. Ka-na ka-re-mi not-nge me-ta-hui him. For fear of sudden death again, most chicken sold to the market, "he admitted.

A number of bird flu control team led by drh Sragen Joko Purnomo immediately went to the location to check poultry. Of the two remaining chicken carcasses, the team was immediately Disnakan rapid test with a special tool.

"The rapid test showed positive dead birds infected with bird flu virus. Now we know we appealed to the owners of the cage for burning carcasses and backfilled soil. As for the transmission of anticipation we give you as much as three liters of disinfectant to spray the cage. - By: TRH