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Indonesia - West, South, and Central Sulawesi - Over 327,530 chickens dead, infected with bird flu, July 6 to August 29, 2011

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Tail Number 153 147 see-through
Dead Birds Continues Increase


SATURDAY, 16 JULI 2011

Sidrap - No sign of bird flu outbreaks in Sidrap will subside.
Conversely, attacks Avian Influenza (AI), the accused even more widespread.
The proof, of the 11 districts in this egg-producing region, has declared the whole endemic contracting the H5N1 virus. Every day, cases are reported poultry deaths continued to occur. Until Friday, July 15 yesterday, Department of Animal Husbandry (Disnak) Sidrap noted, total poultry that died suddenly of bird flu has exceeded 153 147 birds... :tiphat:http://www.parepos.co.id/read/38027/35/unggas-mati-terus-bertambah
 
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machinetranslation

Sulbar = Sulawesi Barat = West Sulawesi ; Bird flu is spreading to West Sulawesi.

Sulbar Infected by Bird Flu from South Sulawesi

| Monday, July 18, 2011

Polewali Mandar, KOMPAS.com - bird flu or H5N1 virus continues to infect birds in the area of West Sulawesi and South Sulawesi. In Polewali Mandar for example, hundreds of chickens died suddenly with a resident-owned.

Chickens that died had left the same characteristics, identical with the flu virus brung like colored cockscomb Hitan, her skin flushed and foam half-life issue.

- snip -

Animal Husbandry Department officers Polewali Mandar, Isnaniah explained that they are now to intensify dissemination of avian influenza in several production centers in the District of livestock such as Binuang, Mapilli, Wonomulyo, and Tinambung.

Kompas
 
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General location map of Sulawesi Island showing the two provinces with H5N1 outbreaks in poultry.

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Two districts in West Sulawesi report bird flu

18/07/2011

Liputan6.com, Polewali Mandar: Animal Husbandry Department Polewali Mandar, West Sulawesi, on Monday (18 / 7) spraying the chickens residents as an effort to deal with the death of hundreds of chickens suddenly in a number of areas in Polewali due to bird flu.

So far, two districts in Polman (Polewali Mandar,ed) confirmed infected with H5N1, aka bird flu. After Village Books, District Mapilli, bird flu has spread to the Village Mambulilling, District Polewali.

Ironically, the people who die like chickens do not care that they are very vulnerable catch bird flu from chickens. Without a protective mask and gloves they carry the dead chickens out of cages.

Liputan6
 
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Palopo Infected Poultry in Bird Flu Virus

TUESDAY, JULY 19, 2011

TEMPO Interactive , Palopo -The spread of bird flu virus had reached the city of Palopo, South Sulawesi. At least 194 chickens spread over six districts positively infected. Lack of monitoring of poultry traffic coming into Palopo be the cause. "Chickens infected we destroy Agat was not widespread," said Head of Animal Health and Public Health Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Palopo City, Sriyanti, Tuesday, July 19, 2011.

In addition, it also spraying disinfectant into the cage to anticipate the spread of bird flu. Head of Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry North Luwu, Armiady said that the virus did not spread to its territory, it anticipates the way raided incoming animals. "All birds get checked," he said.

In 2005, the bird flu virus attacks the tens of thousands of chickens in North Luwu region. Infected chickens had to be destroyed, causing huge losses to farmers. "Not only birds, but compost and chicken manure are supplied from Sidrap also examined," added Armiady.

With positive Palopo, means it's 11 regencies / cities in South Sulawesi who have contracted bird flu that is Sidenreng Rappang, Parepare, Gowa, Enrekang, Bantaeng , Takalar, Makassar, Palopo, Pinrang, and Maros.

Tempo Interaktief
 
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Bird Flu, Chicken Dead Sidrap 184,171
Medan Tribune - Thursday, July 21, 2011 14:18 \
Tribun-MEDAN.com, Makassar - South Sulawesi Deputy Governor of reviewing a chicken farm in the village of Bulo, Sidrap District on Thursday (21/07/2011).

In this village found about six thousand chickens died of bird flu virus. Currently, mentioned bird flu outbreak has spread to the east the district who was allegedly Sidrap through the air.:tiphat:http://medan.tribunnews.com/2011/07/21/flu-burung-184.171-ayam-mati-di-sidrap
 
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..."There are cases in Mamuju about the supply of poultry from Sidrap. He said that poultry supply comes with a health certificate from the Animal Husbandry Department Sidrap poultry, but the document is believed to be counterfeit," said Ir Abd Aziz MM, Kadisnak Sidrap told reporters this newspaper yesterday. Aziz admitted that he had received a copy of health information in the birds. "The document was false because Disnak Sidrap never issued such a statement. Signature and stamp forged," he said. The case occurred almost evenly in 12 districts in Sidrap. Data Sidrap Animal Husbandry Department, until Wednesday to mention, at least 180 thousand was recorded birds died suddenly. The case was spread over 11 districts in this area..:tiphat:http://www.parepos.co.id/read/38112/35/ayam-bervirus-masuk-di-pasaran
 
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Source: http://www.antaranews.com/berita/269174/140-ekor-ayam-mati-akibat-flu-burung

140 Ekor Ayam Mati Akibat Flu Burung
Kamis, 28 Juli 2011 09:22 WIB |

Google translation:

140 Tail Chicken Dead Due to Bird Flu
Thursday, July 28, 2011 09:22 pm | 143 Views

Hammer (AFP) - At least 140 native chickens (village), laughter and chickens in the city of Palu, Central Sulawesi, sudden death due to bird flu or avian influenza (AI).

Head of Animal Health Animal Husbandry Department Greesje Kuhu Central Sulawesi, Palu, said Thursday that hundreds of chickens that died had been examined in the laboratory and infected with AI virus positive.

All poultry, said Greesje, owned by residents who are scattered in several villages in West Palu District, and South Palu.

Based on reports from the Animal Husbandry Department to the Department of Animal Husbandry Palu of Central Sulawesi Province mention hundreds of native chickens and laughter died of bird flu occurred during the four days.

The first bird flu case occurred on Sunday (24 / 7) in the Village Donggala Kodi, West Palu District. There are dozens of native chickens in the village was suddenly dead. Having examined the AI ​​virus were positive.

A few weeks ago, the AI ​​virus also attacked a total of 39 native chickens belong to several residents in the Village Mpanau, District Biromaru, Sigi District.

The results of research by a team of health DVO Sigi showing dozens of dead chickens in there head of cattle positive AI virus.

In order to anticipate that its distribution is not widespread, the DVO Sigi, and Palu spraying of cattle sheds around the location of the chicken scene.

"That can be done to prevent the spread of AI virus to the livestock fowl citizens," he said.

According Greesje, Palu and the district Sigi including bird flu-prone areas so that needs serious attention from the government and society.

(BK03) (R007)

Editor: Ella Syafputri
 
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Source: http://regional.kompas.com/read/2011/08/03/20123472/Antisipasi.Flu.Burung.dengan.Kunyit

Antisipasi Flu Burung dengan Kunyit
K24-11 | Glori K. Wadrianto | Rabu, 3 Agustus 2011 | 20:12 WIB

Google translation:

Anticipation of AI with Turmeric
K24-11 | Glori K. Wadrianto | Wednesday, August 3, 2011 | 20:12 pm


Sidrap, KOMPAS.com - Attack avian influenza (AI) or bird flu is still haunting farms in 11 districts in Sidrap, South Sulawesi.

Although relatively little appeal in the peak of bird flu in July 2001, but the attack was a chicken farmer concerns at the center of the largest chicken farms in the South Sulawesi.

Until this afternoon, Wednesday (08/03/2011), there were already 215,938 chickens that died suddenly due to bird flu. This type of laying chicken is a type of chicken the most attacked that amounted to 161,584 head, followed by type of broiler chicken and chicken instead of the tail 40 005 22 593 race tail.

"So far bird flu is under control in the District Sidrap. Even if there are chickens and other fowl that died suddenly due to bird flu, is relatively much smaller scale," Chief District Veterinary Sidrap Sadelih.

Separately, Syamsiah, Bird Flu Response Officer (PSDR) said this year is the third year, the District Sidrap zoned for bird flu outbreak, which originated from the village Wanio, District Panca Lotang, who attacked the farm owned by H Jafar laying hens.

"Beginning with the death of 300 chickens owned by Jafar, ranchers Wanio. Testing with rapid tests indicate that if the chickens owned by residents is positive of bird flu. From there, the virus quickly spread to 11 other districts," he explained.

In addition to spraying, to save the other birds that have not been exposed to the virus, given turmeric and brown sugar in a way in Drinks. It is fairly powerful, in addition to minimizing the use disinvektan whose numbers dwindling.

"Turmeric contains anti-oxidants that serve to minimize the virus and anti-biotic substances to poultry and red sugar serves to maintain stamina chicken," he explained.
 
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Source: http://makassar.tribunnews.com/2011/08/06/wabah-flu-burung-di-sidrap-berhasil-dikendalikan

Wabah Flu Burung di Sidrap Berhasil Dikendalikan
Tribun Timur - Sabtu, 6 Agustus 2011 00:34 WITA


Google translation:

Outbreaks of Avian Influenza in Sidrap Successfully Controlled
Eastern Tribune - Saturday, August 6, 2011 00:34 AM


Makassar, Tribun-TIMUR.COM - The spread of bird flu virus in Sidrap regency, South Sulawesi, has been under control but must remain wary, said Head of the South Sulawesi Provincial Livestock Murtala Ali in Makassar on Saturday.

"The spread of bird flu virus has been controlled, not growing anymore. It spreads to 11 districts by the number of livestock dead chickens reached more than 200 thousand heads in almost a month," he explained.

Total disinfectant is sprayed up to now reach 1.5 million liters in the District Wajo, Soppeng, and Sidrap District.

The next step is to anticipate that the virus is not spread again.

"The governor has issued a circular letter to regents and mayors asking them to anticipate and continue to conduct training to farmers," he said.

The spread of the virus, he added, has also been anticipated in the border areas between Sidrap with the City of Pare Pare, Pinrang, Enrekang, Palopo, Wajo and Soppeng.

Preventive measures is also done with chicken associations agree that laughter is the laughter of each chicken must have proof had been vaccinated.

"Vaccination should be every three months, but sometimes just do more of it. The possibility that productivity fell after the vaccinated chickens, to be ordinary like that," he explained.

The alleged spread of bird flu virus triggers a chicken and egg prices in several districts, he denied this.

"I do not think, that it happens every Ramadan due to increased demand. But it was not until over 10 percent, there may be a case by case basis, generally do not affect the market," he said.

DVO Sidrap recorded from April to July 2011 the number of chickens died of bird flu reached 184 171 head of 11 districts.

The number of chickens that died consisted of chicken laying as many as 125,605 animals, 40,005 broiler and free-range chicken tail tail 18 561. (* / Tribune-timur.com)

Editor: Muh. Irham
Sources: Reuters
 
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Bird Flu Information Corner

Sinjai, South Sulawesi ::: Chickens die of bird flu

Posted by Ida
on August 26, 2011

Sinjai ? At least 1871 layer and ornamental chickens in five villages (Balang Nipa, Biringere, Bongki, Lamatti Rilau, and Alehanuae) in North Sinjai, a sub-district in South Sulawesi province, died-off. Rapid test to the dead chickens showed positive bird flu infection, said the spokesman of Livestock Service in Sinjai. Samples have been tested in Disease Investigation Center Laboratory in Maros, and of 1871 dead chickens, 148 were confirmed bird flu H5N1.

Until now, PDSR is continuing the disease control and prevention such as disinfection, bird caging, culling of disease birds, public socialization and knowledge extension.



Source: Indonesia local newspaper, Fajar. http://www.fajar.co.id/read-20110826132831-ribuan-ayam-mati-mendadak148-positif-flu-burung
 
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Bird Flu Virus Attack Majene

Majene-DVO Majene, West Sulawesi, ensure that the cause of death more than 500 chickens in the Environment galung, Village / District Banggae, last week was H4N1 virus or the flu burung.Untuk prevent the spread of the virus, along with local governments to do culling of chicken breeders already infected with the flu burung.Pemusnahan allegedly committed against hundreds of chickens owned by residents who died suddenly from a week ago. Now the bird flu virus has also spread to other villages such as in Labuang, Banggae Timur.Kepala District Animal Husbandry Department of Animal Husbandry Sector Majene, Hamzah, Sunday (28/08/2011), reveals the results of laboratory tests hundreds of birds testing positive H5N1.Selain destroy infected poultry , it also spraying disinfectant in some cage farms in two districts.

http://news.okezone.com/read/2011/08/28/340/497583/virus-flu-burung-serang-majene
 
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