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Source: http://www.solopos.com/2013/08/28/ratusan-itik-mati-diduga-terserang-flu-burung-442069
Ratusan Itik Mati, Diduga Terserang Flu Burung
Rabu, 28 Agustus 2013 21:18 WIB | Tri Indriawati/JIBI/Solopos |
Hundreds of Ducks Dead, Suspected Bird Flu
Wednesday, August 28, 2013 21:18 pm | Tri Indriawati / JIBI / Solopos |
Solopos.com, KARANGANYAR - Approximately 400 ducks belong to the farmers in the village Gondangmanis, District Karangpandan, Karanganyar, gradually angur dead since last week.
These birds suspected avian influenza virus (A1), also known as bird flu. Therefore, hundreds of ducks owned by 10 farmers are showing bird flu symptoms, such as cloudy eyes, blindness occurs, high mortality, and poultry tend to like to spin.
The irregularities found, the farmers immediately send a report to the Department of Fisheries and Livestock (Disnakkan) Karanganyar on Saturday (24/08/2013). Because the case is not the first time that happened in the village of Gondangmanis.
"The village is an endemic area, used to be a lot of dead birds because infected A1. In the case of poultry deaths this time symptoms are also similar to bird deaths that occurred some time ago, "said one member of the staff of Animal Health (Keswan) Department of Fisheries and Livestock (Disnakkan) Karanganyar, Fathurrahman, to solopos.com, Wednesday (28 / 7).
Based on the analysis and the history of the spread of bird flu in the village Gondangmanis, Fathurrahman the vet also suspected of hundreds of ducks that had been attacked by a virus A1. To ensure the allegations, officials have taken samples Disnakkan Karanganyar duck carcass to perform laboratory tests on Tuesday (27/08/2013).
"The sample was taken in Jogja because we do not have test equipment A1 virus, but we can not be sure when the laboratory tests to be completed. Actually go to our report on last Saturday, but the team's new lab could come to Karanganyar yesterday [Tuesday], "he added.
In addition to taking samples of duck carcasses, Disnakkan also been urged farmers not to sell or eat sick birds. Farmers were also asked to separate the healthy and diseased poultry virus that was increasingly spreading. "Some ducks are sick still alive, but we have warned farmers that are sick duck quarantined so as not to infect others. If there are birds that died suddenly also must be buried, "said Fathurrahman.
Although laboratory test results have not come out, Disnakkan anticipate the spread of bird flu virus by providing disinfectant solution to the farmers in the village Gondangmanis.
Furthermore, they are encouraged to routinely spray disinfectant on cages and the environment to prevent the spread of the virus can also infect the human body. If the results of laboratory tests indicate that the ducks were positive virus A1, Disnakkan will immediately vaccinate poultry in the village Gondangmanis.
Ratusan Itik Mati, Diduga Terserang Flu Burung
Rabu, 28 Agustus 2013 21:18 WIB | Tri Indriawati/JIBI/Solopos |
Hundreds of Ducks Dead, Suspected Bird Flu
Wednesday, August 28, 2013 21:18 pm | Tri Indriawati / JIBI / Solopos |
Solopos.com, KARANGANYAR - Approximately 400 ducks belong to the farmers in the village Gondangmanis, District Karangpandan, Karanganyar, gradually angur dead since last week.
These birds suspected avian influenza virus (A1), also known as bird flu. Therefore, hundreds of ducks owned by 10 farmers are showing bird flu symptoms, such as cloudy eyes, blindness occurs, high mortality, and poultry tend to like to spin.
The irregularities found, the farmers immediately send a report to the Department of Fisheries and Livestock (Disnakkan) Karanganyar on Saturday (24/08/2013). Because the case is not the first time that happened in the village of Gondangmanis.
"The village is an endemic area, used to be a lot of dead birds because infected A1. In the case of poultry deaths this time symptoms are also similar to bird deaths that occurred some time ago, "said one member of the staff of Animal Health (Keswan) Department of Fisheries and Livestock (Disnakkan) Karanganyar, Fathurrahman, to solopos.com, Wednesday (28 / 7).
Based on the analysis and the history of the spread of bird flu in the village Gondangmanis, Fathurrahman the vet also suspected of hundreds of ducks that had been attacked by a virus A1. To ensure the allegations, officials have taken samples Disnakkan Karanganyar duck carcass to perform laboratory tests on Tuesday (27/08/2013).
"The sample was taken in Jogja because we do not have test equipment A1 virus, but we can not be sure when the laboratory tests to be completed. Actually go to our report on last Saturday, but the team's new lab could come to Karanganyar yesterday [Tuesday], "he added.
In addition to taking samples of duck carcasses, Disnakkan also been urged farmers not to sell or eat sick birds. Farmers were also asked to separate the healthy and diseased poultry virus that was increasingly spreading. "Some ducks are sick still alive, but we have warned farmers that are sick duck quarantined so as not to infect others. If there are birds that died suddenly also must be buried, "said Fathurrahman.
Although laboratory test results have not come out, Disnakkan anticipate the spread of bird flu virus by providing disinfectant solution to the farmers in the village Gondangmanis.
Furthermore, they are encouraged to routinely spray disinfectant on cages and the environment to prevent the spread of the virus can also infect the human body. If the results of laboratory tests indicate that the ducks were positive virus A1, Disnakkan will immediately vaccinate poultry in the village Gondangmanis.