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Source: http://manado.tribunnews.com/2012/02/26/puluhan-ayam-di-palamba-minahasa-mati-mendadak
Puluhan Ayam di Palamba Minahasa Mati Mendadak
Tribun Manado - Minggu, 26 Februari 2012 17:38 WITA
Google translation:
Dozens of chickens in Minahasa Palamba Sudden Death
Manado Tribune - Sunday, February 26, 2012 17:38 AM
* Dozens of Sudden Death Chicken, South Minahasa Dispertanak not ...
TRIBUNMANADO.CO.ID, Tondano - Around 20 chickens belonging Levran Mawuntu reportedly died suddenly in the middle of last week.
Manado Tribune in an interview on Sunday (2/26/2012), Mawuntu said he did not expect his pet chickens will die suddenly. According to him, just one night, almost all of his chickens was found motionless on the ground.
"We got surprised when I saw the chickens are dead. I was worried because they do not know what the cause of my chickens died. Perhaps because of viral diseases. But we sure is not the bird flu virus," he said.
He explains, chickens that died suddenly aged one month until the chicken adult over the age of five months. But according to him, the cattle that died suddenly just a chicken, because the pet duck is still looking healthy.
"As a result of this incident until I have experienced losses of about Rp 10 million. Until now there is no officer of the Department of Agriculture, Livestock, Plantation and check the cause of death my chickens," he said.
Mawuntu explained, although the chickens found dead suddenly, but they still cook and eat some chicken. According to him, all the people that eat dead chickens remained healthy and did not complain of any illness.
Langowan Camat South, in an interview with Tribune Momor Rully Manado was yet to receive a related report of chickens died suddenly in the village of Palamba. According to him, the village government was never reported any incidence of chickens died suddenly.
"If we have not received such a report, that the incidence of chickens died suddenly in Palamba not too dangerous. Hukumtua Maybe there was something like this are common and not related to bird flu virus," he said.
Momor added, it still will coordinate with related agencies to oversee the Village Palamba. He urged all citizens to be vigilant if some chickens died suddenly. According to him, some areas in Minahasa has tested positive for bird flu, so that residents in other areas should be vigilant not to the virus has spread into another area. (Luc)
Puluhan Ayam di Palamba Minahasa Mati Mendadak
Tribun Manado - Minggu, 26 Februari 2012 17:38 WITA
Google translation:
Dozens of chickens in Minahasa Palamba Sudden Death
Manado Tribune - Sunday, February 26, 2012 17:38 AM
* Dozens of Sudden Death Chicken, South Minahasa Dispertanak not ...
TRIBUNMANADO.CO.ID, Tondano - Around 20 chickens belonging Levran Mawuntu reportedly died suddenly in the middle of last week.
Manado Tribune in an interview on Sunday (2/26/2012), Mawuntu said he did not expect his pet chickens will die suddenly. According to him, just one night, almost all of his chickens was found motionless on the ground.
"We got surprised when I saw the chickens are dead. I was worried because they do not know what the cause of my chickens died. Perhaps because of viral diseases. But we sure is not the bird flu virus," he said.
He explains, chickens that died suddenly aged one month until the chicken adult over the age of five months. But according to him, the cattle that died suddenly just a chicken, because the pet duck is still looking healthy.
"As a result of this incident until I have experienced losses of about Rp 10 million. Until now there is no officer of the Department of Agriculture, Livestock, Plantation and check the cause of death my chickens," he said.
Mawuntu explained, although the chickens found dead suddenly, but they still cook and eat some chicken. According to him, all the people that eat dead chickens remained healthy and did not complain of any illness.
Langowan Camat South, in an interview with Tribune Momor Rully Manado was yet to receive a related report of chickens died suddenly in the village of Palamba. According to him, the village government was never reported any incidence of chickens died suddenly.
"If we have not received such a report, that the incidence of chickens died suddenly in Palamba not too dangerous. Hukumtua Maybe there was something like this are common and not related to bird flu virus," he said.
Momor added, it still will coordinate with related agencies to oversee the Village Palamba. He urged all citizens to be vigilant if some chickens died suddenly. According to him, some areas in Minahasa has tested positive for bird flu, so that residents in other areas should be vigilant not to the virus has spread into another area. (Luc)