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Indonesia - S Sumatra - Bird Flu Attacks Eight Villages in Prabumulih

Gert van der Hoek

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Bird Flu Attacks Eight Villages in Prabumulih

Tribunnews.com - Monday, January 31, 2011

TRIBUNNEWS.COM, Prabumulih - a result of bird flu in the last week and spread out in eight villages, the City Government Prabumulih set the alert status of bird flu. Preventive measures (preventive) for not transmitted to humans carried Plantation Department of Agriculture Livestock Forestry and Fisheries (PPKPP) Prabumulih.

Head of Plantation Agriculture Livestock Forestry and Fisheries (PPKPP) Prabumulih, Hj RA Hanunah on Monday (1/31/2011) said, in a standby status it continues to disseminate to the public both the dangers and symptoms of bird flu. Socialization conducted at the neighborhood level, especially in endemic areas and in some public occasions.

Like last year, bird flu attack attack birds that are not grounded. Poultry left free in nature and sleeping in trees. Post-attack of bird flu in eight districts, PPKPP Department asked the community to mengkandangkan their birds for easy monitoring. "The cage can reduce the risk of transmission," he said.

It has taken action in eight villages of bird flu. Actions to be undertaken ranging from cleaning cages to culling birds. Finally, birds in the village Sukajadi were destroyed by the team team because positive of bird flu. Carried out on poultry culling of chickens, geese, including eggs and their chicks who allegedly attacked.

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Re: Indonesia - S Sumatra - Bird Flu Attacks Eight Villages in Prabumulih

Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2011/02/02/avian-flu-reappears-south-sumatra.html

Wednesday, February 02, 2011 20:47 PM

Avian flu reappears in South Sumatra
Khairul Saleh, The Jakarta Post, Palembang | Wed, 02/02/2011 11:00 AM |

Avian flu outbreaks in Prabumulih and Palembang in South Sumatra have prompted the municipalities? governments to call for a mass culling of animals infected or suspected to have been infected by the H5N1 virus.

The Prabumulih administration issued an alert after avian flu cases were recorded in eight subdistricts of the municipality...

...The infected subdistricts in the municipality are Prabumulih, Sukajadi, Wonosari, Cambai, Tugu Kecil, Gunung Ibu and Mangga Besar...
 
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