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Indonesia: H5N1 suspected in chicken deaths in Sukabumi, W. Java

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/node/260098

Warga Resah, Kematian Ayam Diduga Kena Flu Burung
Selasa, 26/11/2013 - 17:20

Residents Fret, Kena Death Suspected Bird Flu Chicken
Tuesday, 26/11/2013 - 17:20

SUKABUMI (AFP). - The death of hundreds of chickens in Kebonpedes subdistrict, Sukabumi, Tuesday (11/26/2013) makes people uneasy. The dead birds are not the same, and has been going on the last three days allegedly due to bird flu.

"It is estimated that more than 150 chickens owned by residents die at home. Thing that makes people overcome anxiety," said the chief Sasagaran, Isep to "AP" on Tuesday (26/11/2013).

Although residents had filled with panic when I discovered his chickens died. But efforts to minimize the transmission is still not optimally done. As a result, in just three days, a growing number of dead chickens. (A-162/a-88)
 
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