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Indonesia, Java: Ahead of the Rainy Season, Beware of the Bird Flu! (Surya, September 30 2011, edited)

Giuseppe

Emeritus
[Source: Surya, full text: (LINK). Automatic translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English, edited.]

Ahead of the Rainy Season, Beware of the Bird Flu!


Friday, September 30, 2011 | 10:21 pm


KLATEN | SURYA Online - Department of Agriculture Klaten, Central Java, to remind the public about the threat of bird flu outbreaks during the rainy season. Rainy season is predicted to happen around mid-October.

Head of Livestock Department of Agriculture Sri Muryani Dwi Atmini Klaten, Friday (30/09/2011), said it has begun to disseminate to every village on the virus threat.

"We gave them an understanding and awareness about the threat require Afian Influenza virus, because the number of bird populations in Klaten is high," he said.

In Klaten there are around two million head of poultry consisting of one million broilers and one million domestic poultry raised by about a thousand farmers.

With so many of them, the potential emergence of avian influenza virus in Klaten is so high that every breeder should be made aware early to anticipate the outbreak of the deadly virus.
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