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Kamis, 29 September 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
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Poso residents Beware of Bird Flu Virus
The findings of the samples of chicken carcasses in Poso indicate these birds tested positive for H5N1.
Yoanes Litha | Poso, Central Sulawesi
Residents of Poso, Central Sulawesi, prompted wary of the spread of the H5N1 virus or bird flu virus in the region, following the release of the results of laboratory examinations of a number of dead chickens that died suddenly in a number of locations in the district of Poso town.
Sikade Sutania, acting Head of Health Department of Marine Fisheries Animal Husbandry and Animal Health Poso regency, on Thursday (28 / 9), explains to VOA about laboratory tests on four samples of poultry carcasses are carried out by the Center for Veterinary Maros South Sulawesi.
In an examination of 22 September 2011, ascertained the cause of death of four samples of dead chickens sent from Poso are caused by the H5N1 virus or bird flu.
That result reinforces the previous inspection conducted on seven samples of chicken carcasses in animal health laboratories in Poso.
"If the death was not reported in real yes, how many chickens that died not currently exist. But a dead chicken carcass's check it had been a total of 11 tails. The result is positive of bird flu. Then there are seven samples that we send it to Maros, we take four, four samples were positive as well, "the narrative Sikade Sutania.
Under these conditions, the Department of Fisheries Marine Animal Husbandry and Animal Health Poso spraying action against the cages ungas livestock such as chickens and pet birds resident in the vicinity of the cattle chickens died suddenly.
Spraying is also done Poso residents respond to the request itself is concerned with the presence of H5N1 virus.
Meanwhile, the public is also expected to prevent the possibility of co-infected with bird flu virus by reducing contact with their pet chickens.
Communities are also expected to immediately report on the incident if there are pet chickens that died suddenly around their neighborhood.
"To prevent it, does society have to take some action, namely that the first chicken must menjauhilah with first contact," said sukade Sutania.
Although no human events are infected, but the presence of bird flu virus found in a number of pets that died suddenly society has given rise to citizen unrest.
Sabri, a resident of village of Poso district Bonesompe City took the initiative to ask for spraying against the entire chicken coop livestock hers, for fear of the possibility of bird flu virus will infect family members and residents of surrounding areas.
"The issue of bird flu, frankly I am also a little worried. Because if for example only chickens who got nothing. But these little kids, playing chicken. I am afraid that the kids got it. So my anticipation was by calling the ranch office to be held spraying, "said Sabri.
Residents hope, Poso regency government immediately take preventive measures against spread of bird flu virus.
This can be overcome by spraying of cattle sheds and poultry vaccination of cattle.
http://www.voanews.com/indonesian/news/Warga-Poso-Waspadai-Virus-FLu-Burung-130774898.html
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Translated by Google
Kamis, 29 September 2011
Thursday, September 29, 2011
<!--Start Article body -->
Poso residents Beware of Bird Flu Virus
The findings of the samples of chicken carcasses in Poso indicate these birds tested positive for H5N1.
Yoanes Litha | Poso, Central Sulawesi
Residents of Poso, Central Sulawesi, prompted wary of the spread of the H5N1 virus or bird flu virus in the region, following the release of the results of laboratory examinations of a number of dead chickens that died suddenly in a number of locations in the district of Poso town.
Sikade Sutania, acting Head of Health Department of Marine Fisheries Animal Husbandry and Animal Health Poso regency, on Thursday (28 / 9), explains to VOA about laboratory tests on four samples of poultry carcasses are carried out by the Center for Veterinary Maros South Sulawesi.
In an examination of 22 September 2011, ascertained the cause of death of four samples of dead chickens sent from Poso are caused by the H5N1 virus or bird flu.
That result reinforces the previous inspection conducted on seven samples of chicken carcasses in animal health laboratories in Poso.
"If the death was not reported in real yes, how many chickens that died not currently exist. But a dead chicken carcass's check it had been a total of 11 tails. The result is positive of bird flu. Then there are seven samples that we send it to Maros, we take four, four samples were positive as well, "the narrative Sikade Sutania.
Under these conditions, the Department of Fisheries Marine Animal Husbandry and Animal Health Poso spraying action against the cages ungas livestock such as chickens and pet birds resident in the vicinity of the cattle chickens died suddenly.
Spraying is also done Poso residents respond to the request itself is concerned with the presence of H5N1 virus.
Meanwhile, the public is also expected to prevent the possibility of co-infected with bird flu virus by reducing contact with their pet chickens.
Communities are also expected to immediately report on the incident if there are pet chickens that died suddenly around their neighborhood.
"To prevent it, does society have to take some action, namely that the first chicken must menjauhilah with first contact," said sukade Sutania.
Although no human events are infected, but the presence of bird flu virus found in a number of pets that died suddenly society has given rise to citizen unrest.
Sabri, a resident of village of Poso district Bonesompe City took the initiative to ask for spraying against the entire chicken coop livestock hers, for fear of the possibility of bird flu virus will infect family members and residents of surrounding areas.
"The issue of bird flu, frankly I am also a little worried. Because if for example only chickens who got nothing. But these little kids, playing chicken. I am afraid that the kids got it. So my anticipation was by calling the ranch office to be held spraying, "said Sabri.
Residents hope, Poso regency government immediately take preventive measures against spread of bird flu virus.
This can be overcome by spraying of cattle sheds and poultry vaccination of cattle.
http://www.voanews.com/indonesian/news/Warga-Poso-Waspadai-Virus-FLu-Burung-130774898.html
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