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Indonesia: H5N1 in poultry January 1- 7, 2010

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Source: http://www.riaupos.com/berita.php?act=full&id=346&kat=14

Flu Burung, Puluhan Ayam Dimusnahkan
7 Januari 2010

Google translation:

Bird Flu, Chicken Tens destroyed (Riau)
January 7, 2010
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LUBUKDALAM (RP) - After the discovery of poultry owned by the Village District of New beehive Lubuk In the dead and tested positive for bird flu virus (H5N1), officers from the Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Distannakan) Lubuk In directly with local governments to take action to destroy dozens of cattle poultry in the vicinity of tersbut.


Culling poultry conducted on Wednesday (6 / 1), located at RT 09 RW 2, Village 1 Village of New beehive (Desa Sialang Baru.)


Known infected chickens positive for bird flu after tests conducted using rapid tests, and from the tool chicken samples showed the H5N1 virus.

Previously, chickens belonging to one of the local residents Sudarno, for three consecutive days was found dead. Seeing strange death of chickens suddenly in three consecutive days as many as five tails, Sudarno immediately reported the incident to the Lubuk In Distannak. Getting the report, Distannakan right down to the field and

check directly the cause of the incident. ''To ascertain whether the dead birds infected chicken bird flu, we conduct tests using a rapid test and found positive results of bird flu,''explained Chief UPTD Distannakan Lubuk In SSos Badari, Wednesday (6 / 1). (Wik)
 
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H5N1 bird flu spreads into seven districts : Central Investigation and Testing Veterinary

Bahasa Indonesia original text below

That H5N1 Virus Spreader Central Kalimantan to South Kalimantan

Friday, January 8, 2010 | 08:04 WITADibaca http://www.banjarmasinpost.co.id/read/artikel/32056/justru-kalteng-penyebar-virus-h5n1-ke-kalsel

Chickens infected with H5N1 virus should be isolated.

BANJARMASIN, FRIDAY - There are accusations spread of bird flu in Central Kalimantan (Central Kalimantan) is derived from the supply of chicken from South Kalimantan (Kalimantan). Head of South Kalimantan Livestock, Maskamian Andjam spoke.

In addition to denying, under Maskamian also blamed as a disseminator Kalteng H5NI virus (bird flu) in Banua. "Instead of spreading the Central Kalimantan to South Kalimantan virus. Because, positive chicken bird flu first time we have found comes from the Kapuas," he said in Banjarmasin, Thursday (7/1/2010).

Chicken was found in Pelaihari, Tanahlaut on December 18, 2009. In response to that, the service commissioned officers and farm vet who had received training about the bird flu virus in International to handle the case.

With rapid test equipment (test at once) for USD 150 thousand and change reaction pollinary worth USD 800 thousand, officers conducting searches directly into the chicken coop, chicken coop. "Based on tests conducted and officers combing, there is a positive and negative," he said.

Chickens tested positive for bird flu found in five farms. To anticipate the spread, as many as 7 thousand chickens were burned. "A few days later, the Sungaijelai, Tanahlaut also found in chickens which died suddenly and tested positive for bird flu," said Maskamian.

He also considered allegations were unfounded because the chicken from the South Kalimantan which it is supplied to Kateng have an average weight of 1.7 kilograms per cow. "This means that only healthy chickens that are able to have such weight," he said.

Finally, continued Maskamian, found 11 chickens stricken with the virus was positive in the North and Guntungpayung Banjarbaru, Banjarbaru. Chicken is also directly burned. "We also continue to conduct surveillance of all poultry farms," he said.

While South Kalimantan Governor Rudy Ariffin said there should not blame each other attitude in handling bird flu cases in South Kalimantan and Central Kalimantan. "We do not know if the chicken in Central Kalimantan, was also hit by the virus had been sold to new South Kalimantan. Because of the distance and fast trading system is, so do not fit if only to blame," he said.

Test Laboratory

Contrary statements made Kabid Animal Husbandry Department of Health Hewam Kapuas, Central Kalimantan, Rudjito. He emphasized that H5NI virus in Central Kalimantan - the first time found in the Kapuas - comes from Pelaihari.

"This is based on laboratory test results on samples of dead chickens by the Central Investigation and Testing Veterinary (BPPV) Banjarbaru. Based on information from the owner, the chicken came from Pelaihari," he said.

When asked where the ranch owner to buy the chickens, said Rudjito not sure. "We'll explore, in which area," he said while expressing the spread of the H5N1 virus penetrated into the seven districts.

Based monitoring BPost, the price of chicken in the Kapuas still normal. A chicken trader in the region Koyang Bridge, Jalan Mawar Kualakapuas, H Hamsani disclose the price of chicken meat was Rp 16 thousand per kilogram.

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Justru Kalteng Penyebar Virus H5N1 ke Kalsel
Jumat, 8 Januari 2010 | 08:04 WITADibaca 43

Ayam terjangkit virus H5N1 harus diisolasi.

BANJARMASIN, JUMAT - Ada tudingan penyebaran flu burung di Kalimantan Tengah (Kalteng) berasal dari pasokan ayam dari Kalimantan Selatan (Kalsel). Kepala Dinas Peternakan Kalsel, Maskamian Andjam angkat bicara.

Selain menyangkal, Maskamian juga balik menuding Kalteng sebagai penyebar virus H5NI (flu burung) di Banua. "Justru Kalteng yang menyebarkan virus itu ke Kalsel. Karena, ayam positif flu burung yang kali pertama kami temukan berasal dari Kapuas," ucapnya di Banjarmasin, Kamis (7/1/2010).

Ayam itu ditemukan di Pelaihari, Tanahlaut pada 18 Desember 2009. Menyikapi itu, dinas peternakan menugaskan petugas dan dokter hewan yang sudah mendapatkan pelatihan tentang virus flu burung secara Internasional menangani kasus itu.

Dengan peralatan rapid tes (tes seketika) seharga Rp 150 ribu dan pollinary change reaction seharga Rp 800 ribu, petugas langsung melakukan penyisiran ke kandang ayam-kandang ayam. "Berdasar tes dan penyisiran yang dilakukan petugas, ada yang positif dan negatif," katanya.

Ayam yang positif terkena flu burung ditemukan di lima peternakan. Untuk mengantisipasi penyebaran, sebanyak 7 ribu ayam dibakar. "Selang beberapa hari kemudian, di Sungaijelai, Tanahlaut juga ditemukan ayam yang mati mendadak dan positif terkena flu burung," ujar Maskamian.

Dia juga menilai tudingan itu tidak beralasan karena ayam dari Kalsel yang dipasok ke Kateng itu rata-rata memiliki berat 1,7 kilogram per ekor. "Artinya, hanya ayam yang sehat yang mampu memiliki berat seperti itu," tegasnya.

Terakhir, lanjut Maskamian, ditemukan 11 ayam yang positif terserang virus itu di Banjarbaru Utara dan Guntungpayung, Banjarbaru. Ayam tersebut juga langsung dibakar. "Kami juga terus melakukan pengawasan terhadap semua peternakan ayam," ucapnya.

Sedangkan Gubernur Kalsel Rudy Ariffin mengatakan sebaiknya tidak ada sikap saling menyalahkan dalam penanganan kasus flu burung di Kalsel dan Kalteng. "Kita kan tidak tahu, kalau ayam di Kalteng itu juga sudah terkena virus dulu baru dijual ke Kalsel. Karena jarak dan sistem perdagangan yang cepat inilah, sehingga tidak pas kalau hanya menyalahkan," katanya.

Uji Laboratorium

Pernyataan sebaliknya dilontarkan Kabid Kesehatan Hewam Dinas Peternakan Kapuas, Kalteng, Rudjito. Dia menegaskan virus H5NI yang di Kalteng --kali pertama ditemukan di Kapuas-- berasal dari Pelaihari.

"Ini berdasarkan hasil uji laboratorium terhadap sampel ayam mati oleh Balai Penyidikan dan Pengujian Veteriner (BPPV) Banjarbaru. Berdasar keterangan dari pemiliknya, ayam itu didatangkan dari Pelaihari," katanya.

Saat ditanya tempat pemilik peternakan membeli ayam-ayam itu, Rudjito mengatakan belum bisa memastikan. "Nanti kami telusuri, di mana daerahnya," ujarnya sembari mengungkapkan penyebaran virus H5N1 juga merambah di tujuh kecamatan.

Berdasar pantauan BPost, harga ayam di Kapuas masih normal. Seorang pedagang ayam di di kawasan Jembatan Koyang, Jalan Mawar Kualakapuas, H Hamsani mengungkapkan harga daging ayam masih Rp 16 ribu per kilogram.

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Friday, January 8, 2010
Residents Reject House Belatuk Walet

SAMARINDA. Dozens of residents who live in Jl Belatuk RT 30, 31 and 32, Sub-District Temindung Permai, North Samarinda deny the existence of six houses that swallow them up in the settlements. Residents worried about bird flu and dengue fever, due to dirty environment by swallow bird droppings.

"We reject the swiftlet houses because it was built in the middle of the settlement. Especially in our neighborhood school was also there, of the existence of swiftlet houses were very disturbing," said the local residents, Mujiono, told reporters on Thursday (7 / 1).

According Mujiono, in the neighborhood now filled with dirt swallow. Residents worry that dirty environment triggered the emergence of various diseases, such as bird flu and dengue fever.

He revealed, tons of dirt swallow, especially those on the swiftlet house was never cleaned. In addition to causing an unhealthy environment, swiftlet droppings are also concerned about residents can trigger the development of dengue fever mosquito.

"We've sent a letter to the municipal government objected Samarinda not issue permits for swiftlet houses in our neighborhood, but so far there has been no satisfactory response," said Mujiono.

Other residents, Datu Hamdhanie Hamid, said the region is Jl Belatuk Elementary School, Junior and Senior High School St. Francis Asissi. The existence of swiftlet houses also interfere with the process of learning and teaching in these schools. Hence, according to Hamdhanie, the school also objected to the presence of swiftlet houses are.

"How can kids learn to calm down, if you swallow bird droppings everywhere," said Hamdhanie.

Hamdhanie suggested that the authorities give permission and the owner of the swiftlet house obtained permission from the city to live in the area of Jl Belatuk, so they could feel themselves being swiftlet houses that disrupt the life of citizens.

Unfortunately the authorities who gave permission and the owner does not live in swiftlet Jl Belatuk, so that they can not feel the presence of interference from swiftlet houses it.

"Let them stay with us, they must have no taste, because it was disturbed by the presence of swiftlet houses are," said Hamdhanie.

Head of Public Relations and Protocol City Government of Samarinda, M Faisal, admitted municipal government had received a letter of protest from residents Belatuk Jl. The process of mediation between the residents and owners of swiftlet house plans implemented, Monday (11 / 1) or Tuesday (12 / 1) front.

According to Faisal, municipal government only issued a Building Permit (IMB) for the three houses on Jl Belatuk swiftlets and decided not issued new IMB.

"Even if there swiftlet house more than three, maybe the other is a modified old buildings," he said.

Expected from the mediation meeting was the best way out to overcome the residents protested the Belatuk Jl.

"The problem is there are people who agree there is a house in the neighborhood Jl swallow Belatuk, but they have a protest.'s Why municipal government issued a BMI over there," said Faisal. (Upi) :tiphat:
http://www.sapos.co.id/berita/index.asp?IDKategori=89&id=3399
 
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Idea

What about making a map of Indonesia, plotting in H5N1 outbreaks in poultry ?
 
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Mass chicken deaths confirmed H5N1 positive

Kapuas, Central Kalimantan (Provinsi Kalimantan Tengah) ::: Mass chicken deaths confirmed H5N1 positive

Kuala Kapuas ? Thousands of chickens confirmed to have died of bird flu H5N1 virus in Kabupaten Kapuas. Confirmation test to dead bird specimens, such as organ, serum and swab, was done by Veterinary Investigation and Diagnostic Center (BPPV) Regional V, Banjarbaru, South Kalimantan.

Total 82 specimens were collected from dead chickens in several sub-districts (kecamatan), i.e. Kecamatan Pulau Petak, Selat, Kapuas Timur and Basarang.

For Desa Batu Nidan, Kecamatan Basarang, 3 backyard chicken samples tested positive bird flu infection.

For Kuala Kapuas, 1 of broiler chicken samples tested positive bird flu infection.

Sudden deaths in chickens in Kuala Kapuas were started at beginning of December 2009 until 3 January 2010. Total chicken deaths in 7 sub-districts are 6,615 chickens. Numbers in detail according to sub-districts are: Kecamatan Basarang 3,909, Selat 360, Petak 953, Kapuas Hilir 422, Kapuas timur 255, Kapuas Murung 500 and Kapuas Kuala 16 chickens.

So far, bird flu H5N1 virus only attack chickens in South Kalimantan. No bird to human virus transmission is reported.

Source: Indonesia local newspaper, Kapuas Zone.

http://www.kapuaszone.co.cc/2010/01/ribuan-ayam-mati-mendadak-positif-flu.html (4 Jan 2010) via http://birdflucorner.wordpress.com/...-mass-chicken-deaths-confirmed-h5n1-positive/ (5 Jan 2010)

Outbreak is spreading

Update, with additional outbreaks as of 6 Jan from Indonesia national newspaper, Koran Tempo via Birflucorner http://birdflucorner.wordpress.com/2010/01/07/central-kalimantan-h5n1-outbreak-in-chickens-update/

Until now (as of 6 Jan), numbers of dropped dead chickens and confirmed positive bird flu infection have reached 6,298 backyards and 1,353 broilers in Kabupaten Kapuas; 9,756 broilers in Kabupaten Pulang Pisang; and 29 broilers in Palangkaraya city.

ALSO posted as separate thread: http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=138416
 
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Please make a new thread for each outbreak to provide clarity on the forum.

This thread is now closed.

Thanks everyone!
 
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