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Source: http://daerah.sindonews.com/read/2012/10/30/21/684024/puluhan-ayam-di-cibiuk-mati-mendadak
Puluhan ayam di Cibiuk mati mendadak
Fani Ferdiansyah - Koran Sindo
Selasa, 30 Oktober 2012 − 18:12 WIB
Google translation:
Dozens of chickens died suddenly in Cibiuk
Fani Ferdiansyah - Sindo newspaper
Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - 18:12 pm
Sindonews.com - In two weeks, dozens of chickens in Kampung Peundeuy, Cibiuk Kidul village, District Cibiuk, Garut died suddenly. Residents worry their pet dozens of birds died from avian flu.
A resident of Kampung Peundeuy RT 02 RW 011, Ustadz Afud, claiming, for two weeks as many as 30 of his chickens died. Currently, only fowl Afud remaining two tails only.
"Two of my chickens is also like a wilted condition. The characteristics are the same as before the other 30 chickens were already dead, "he said when met at his home in Garut, Tuesday (30/10/2012).
According Afud, he had a high fever after burying the carcasses of chickens in his yard. "In the evening, I suddenly felt dizzy and feverish," he continued.
Residents of Kampung other Peundeuy, Enis (42) said as many as 26 of his chickens also died in the past two weeks. In line with Afud, Enis that he was concerned the death of dozens of chickens is caused by the H5N1 virus, the virus that causes bird flu.
"It is estimated significantly the number of chickens that died. Not just chicken, some kind of wild duck tail ungas also disrupted. And this is not just happening in our village, but also in the neighboring villages, namely Kampung Pasir Citronella, "he said.
Separately, Head Cibiuk Mekarwati said it can not confirm the case of chickens died suddenly in Kampung Peundeuy categorized as bird flu. Based on the examination of the health care team, the death of the chickens was likely caused by weather changes from dry to rainy season.
"The number itself is not certain how many because there is nothing to report to the district. We ourselves are still collecting data to the public. From the information we know, this is only the case in the villages Peundeuy. There were no reports of other villages, "he said.
(Ysw)
Puluhan ayam di Cibiuk mati mendadak
Fani Ferdiansyah - Koran Sindo
Selasa, 30 Oktober 2012 − 18:12 WIB
Google translation:
Dozens of chickens died suddenly in Cibiuk
Fani Ferdiansyah - Sindo newspaper
Tuesday, October 30, 2012 - 18:12 pm
Sindonews.com - In two weeks, dozens of chickens in Kampung Peundeuy, Cibiuk Kidul village, District Cibiuk, Garut died suddenly. Residents worry their pet dozens of birds died from avian flu.
A resident of Kampung Peundeuy RT 02 RW 011, Ustadz Afud, claiming, for two weeks as many as 30 of his chickens died. Currently, only fowl Afud remaining two tails only.
"Two of my chickens is also like a wilted condition. The characteristics are the same as before the other 30 chickens were already dead, "he said when met at his home in Garut, Tuesday (30/10/2012).
According Afud, he had a high fever after burying the carcasses of chickens in his yard. "In the evening, I suddenly felt dizzy and feverish," he continued.
Residents of Kampung other Peundeuy, Enis (42) said as many as 26 of his chickens also died in the past two weeks. In line with Afud, Enis that he was concerned the death of dozens of chickens is caused by the H5N1 virus, the virus that causes bird flu.
"It is estimated significantly the number of chickens that died. Not just chicken, some kind of wild duck tail ungas also disrupted. And this is not just happening in our village, but also in the neighboring villages, namely Kampung Pasir Citronella, "he said.
Separately, Head Cibiuk Mekarwati said it can not confirm the case of chickens died suddenly in Kampung Peundeuy categorized as bird flu. Based on the examination of the health care team, the death of the chickens was likely caused by weather changes from dry to rainy season.
"The number itself is not certain how many because there is nothing to report to the district. We ourselves are still collecting data to the public. From the information we know, this is only the case in the villages Peundeuy. There were no reports of other villages, "he said.
(Ysw)