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Riau: Around 2751 chicken in Riau died of bird flu in January 2010

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Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2010/02/01/120505/126/101/Flu-Burung-Renggut-2.751-Ayam

Flu Burung Renggut 2.751 Ayam
Senin, 01 Februari 2010 15:34 WIB
Penulis : Bagus Himawan

Bird Flu Chicken grabs 2751
Monday, 01 Februari 2010 15:34 pm 0 Comments 0 0
Author: Good Himawan

Pekanbaru - MI: Around 2751 in Riau dead chickens from attacking the bird flu virus (H5N1) during the last month. This number has increased to 600 percent compared to the same period last year reaching 441 tails.

Head of Riau Province Animal Husbandry Department Patrianov to Media Indonesia, Monday (1 / 2), said thousands of chickens died of bird flu occurred in six districts in Riau, the tail 1995 Kampar, Siak 351, Indragiri Hilir 234, 128 Indragiri Hulu , Rokan Hulu 22, and Pekanbaru 14. "The cycle of shifting monsoons also affect the development of the virus. A number of areas in Riau are still flooded, so the virus becomes very easy, but overcoming the virus becomes rather difficult," said Patrianov.

At the time of the flood, most residents can not destroy a dead chicken with a way to bury the carcass. Many people prefer the easy way by removing the dead chicken carcasses into a puddle of water flow around their settlements.

According Patrianov, the virus is most widely attacked in Kampar broiler until they reach a dead tail 1900. The rest is raised chicken society. However, Indragiri Hulu became the most vulnerable areas of this virus spread to humans. The end of last year, Ananda, male child 8 years old, resident of District Kelayang, died from this virus.

In addition, in the last month, three citizens of these districts also suspected H5N1 virus. They are Julian Iman Jaya, 3.5, Annisa, 4.5, and Joey, 6.5 months. All three admitted to the Regional General Hospital (Hospital) Arifin Achmad since three days until the last week. Jupri, citizen Pekanbaru, who initially suspected the H5N1 virus, but now has recovered. (BG/OL-04)
 
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