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Awas, Desa Panasen Positif Terserang Flu Burung
Selasa, 13 Agustus 2013 18:17 WITA
Laporan wartawan Tribun Manado Lucky Kawengian
Google translation:
Beware, Village Panasen Positive Bird Flu
Tuesday, August 13, 2013 18:17 pm
Tribune reporters report Manado Lucky Kawengian
TRIBUNMANADO.CO.ID, TONDANO - Over the last three months as many as 596 chickens and ducks owned by residents in the village Panasen, District of West Kakas dead straight. Based on a quick check is done, the poultry tested positive for bird flu virus (H5N1).
Head of Agriculture and Livestock of North Sulawesi, Ir Johanis Panelewen Manado Tribune in an interview on Tuesday (08/13/2013) explains, based on tests carried out it was the bird flu virus has infected poultry in the area. He said the new cases received since Monday (08/12/2013) night and immediately lowered the team to monitor and take action.
"We reacted in handling cases of bird flu from spreading more widely. Early stage we impose poultry quarantine status for this area. Means that there should be no poultry in or out of this area," he said.
Veterinary team from the Department of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, and Plantation Minahasa, DVM Luise Kumaunang said for the case got the attention of the Village Panasen Center for Veterinary Maros as a body check bird flu virus that infects cattle. He said samples of dead chickens and ducks will not be shipped to the hall, but the team from the Institute of Veterinary Maros who will come to the village Panasen.
"Tomorrow the team of the Center for Veterinary Maros will come to perform complete tests on poultry here. However based rapid tests that we do, chickens and ducks that died of bird flu positive," he said.
He explained, in the early stages it was with the Department of Agriculture and Livestock of North Sulawesi perform control precautions by cleaning and spraying disinfectant on cages and poultry.
Kumtua Panasen, Rosye Sangkoy explain, from a total of 596 dead birds livestock consisted of 308 chickens and 288 ducks. All of these animals came from 15 families in the village.
He said poultry belonging to the resident did not die at once, but gradually die. Usually the owner of five to 10 animals found dead in a day. According to no examination of the vets, residents do not know if it's the cause of chickens died suddenly due to bird flu virus.
"The incidence of dead chickens had lasted three months and we did not think that it was because of the bird flu virus. Indeed a lot of people here who keep chickens and ducks. Fact there are owners that about 100 chickens have died all without any rest," he said.
Author: Lucky_Kawengian
Editor: Robertus_Rimawan
Awas, Desa Panasen Positif Terserang Flu Burung
Selasa, 13 Agustus 2013 18:17 WITA
Laporan wartawan Tribun Manado Lucky Kawengian
Google translation:
Beware, Village Panasen Positive Bird Flu
Tuesday, August 13, 2013 18:17 pm
Tribune reporters report Manado Lucky Kawengian
TRIBUNMANADO.CO.ID, TONDANO - Over the last three months as many as 596 chickens and ducks owned by residents in the village Panasen, District of West Kakas dead straight. Based on a quick check is done, the poultry tested positive for bird flu virus (H5N1).
Head of Agriculture and Livestock of North Sulawesi, Ir Johanis Panelewen Manado Tribune in an interview on Tuesday (08/13/2013) explains, based on tests carried out it was the bird flu virus has infected poultry in the area. He said the new cases received since Monday (08/12/2013) night and immediately lowered the team to monitor and take action.
"We reacted in handling cases of bird flu from spreading more widely. Early stage we impose poultry quarantine status for this area. Means that there should be no poultry in or out of this area," he said.
Veterinary team from the Department of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, and Plantation Minahasa, DVM Luise Kumaunang said for the case got the attention of the Village Panasen Center for Veterinary Maros as a body check bird flu virus that infects cattle. He said samples of dead chickens and ducks will not be shipped to the hall, but the team from the Institute of Veterinary Maros who will come to the village Panasen.
"Tomorrow the team of the Center for Veterinary Maros will come to perform complete tests on poultry here. However based rapid tests that we do, chickens and ducks that died of bird flu positive," he said.
He explained, in the early stages it was with the Department of Agriculture and Livestock of North Sulawesi perform control precautions by cleaning and spraying disinfectant on cages and poultry.
Kumtua Panasen, Rosye Sangkoy explain, from a total of 596 dead birds livestock consisted of 308 chickens and 288 ducks. All of these animals came from 15 families in the village.
He said poultry belonging to the resident did not die at once, but gradually die. Usually the owner of five to 10 animals found dead in a day. According to no examination of the vets, residents do not know if it's the cause of chickens died suddenly due to bird flu virus.
"The incidence of dead chickens had lasted three months and we did not think that it was because of the bird flu virus. Indeed a lot of people here who keep chickens and ducks. Fact there are owners that about 100 chickens have died all without any rest," he said.
Author: Lucky_Kawengian
Editor: Robertus_Rimawan