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Source: http://www.suaramerdeka.com/v1/inde.../27/154613/57-Itik-Di-Jatisrono-Mati-Mendadak
27 April 2013 | 03:35 wib
57 Itik Di Jatisrono Mati Mendadak
Google translation:
27 April 2013 | 3:35 pm
57 Ducks In Jatisrono Sudden Death
WONOGIRI, suaramerdeka.com - At least 57 ducks in a farm in Dusun Tanggung RT 1 RW 4 Sumberejo Village, District Jatisrono, Wonogiri died suddenly, some time ago. Duck death was allegedly due to bird flu.
However, the Animal Husbandry Department of Fisheries and Marine Resources (Disnakperla) Winton could not confirm the cause of death of the ducks. Because the duck carcass was buried, so that can not be sampled to perform <I> rapidtest <P> bird flu.
Wonogiri Disnakperla head, Rully Pramod Retno accompanied by the Head of Animal Health, Surip Surono said, the ducks have been reported dead since April 8. Most of the cattle were aged 13 days.
Death of 57 ducks that happened to one of the local houses in the hamlet. The duck population in its original location, the number reached 600 tails. The ducks bred by a partnership with outside parties.
According to him, ducks die of sanitation and cleanliness of the cage less attention. "There are three houses adjoining duck breeders. Ducks found dead in the middle of the house. Likely due to sanitation and poor hygiene," said Rully.
The report found, it had to clean the cage and sprayed with disinfectant. The ducks are still healthy isolated.
Separately, the head of the Department of Public Health (Health) Wonogiri, Widodo through the Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health, Suprio Heriyanto said it had carried out checks on people who interact directly with the farm. As a result, there are no people infected with bird flu virus.
(Khalid Yogi / CN39)
27 April 2013 | 03:35 wib
57 Itik Di Jatisrono Mati Mendadak
Google translation:
27 April 2013 | 3:35 pm
57 Ducks In Jatisrono Sudden Death
WONOGIRI, suaramerdeka.com - At least 57 ducks in a farm in Dusun Tanggung RT 1 RW 4 Sumberejo Village, District Jatisrono, Wonogiri died suddenly, some time ago. Duck death was allegedly due to bird flu.
However, the Animal Husbandry Department of Fisheries and Marine Resources (Disnakperla) Winton could not confirm the cause of death of the ducks. Because the duck carcass was buried, so that can not be sampled to perform <I> rapidtest <P> bird flu.
Wonogiri Disnakperla head, Rully Pramod Retno accompanied by the Head of Animal Health, Surip Surono said, the ducks have been reported dead since April 8. Most of the cattle were aged 13 days.
Death of 57 ducks that happened to one of the local houses in the hamlet. The duck population in its original location, the number reached 600 tails. The ducks bred by a partnership with outside parties.
According to him, ducks die of sanitation and cleanliness of the cage less attention. "There are three houses adjoining duck breeders. Ducks found dead in the middle of the house. Likely due to sanitation and poor hygiene," said Rully.
The report found, it had to clean the cage and sprayed with disinfectant. The ducks are still healthy isolated.
Separately, the head of the Department of Public Health (Health) Wonogiri, Widodo through the Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health, Suprio Heriyanto said it had carried out checks on people who interact directly with the farm. As a result, there are no people infected with bird flu virus.
(Khalid Yogi / CN39)