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Flu Burung Merebak di Sawahlunto
Oleh : Tumpak Abdurrahman S | 19-Mei-2010, 07:38:00 WIB
Google translation:
Bird flu broke out in Sawahlunto
By: batch Abdurrahman S | 19-May-2010, 07:38:00 AM
KabarIndonesia - SAWAHLUNTO, Almost a hundred residents in the fowl Sawahlunto, died of the H5N1 virus or bird flu. These chickens died suddenly during the last three weeks.
Dead chickens are scattered in several villages, towns and villages. Residents forced to bury and burn the dead chickens.
Madiono, 47, owner of the chickens in the village of Durian I said, the chicken that died was aged 16-18 months. "Every day I buried three to five dead chickens that died suddenly," said construction worker, Monday (17 / 5).
"It's not my cattle are dead, in a day was found three to five male and even the last few days has residents here often bury the dead chickens," he explained.
Head of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Department of Agriculture Sawahlunto, Heni Prihandani acknowledge the death of chickens in some villages and urban bird flu positive. In the past two weeks at least over a hundred chickens select the people who died.
"The survey team from chicken Disnakan cause of death is bird flu," he said in his office.
Heni added, was started in February, where in the village of Tigo Silungkang some chickens died suddenly and positively infected by H5N1 virus. "In the Village of Valley District Field Fresh is also some villages in the district Talawi also hit the same thing," he said.
Since February, he said, most of the livestock that died or exposed to this virus is wild or domesticated cattle are removed and not in a farm area. Indication of a hit by the virus in humans is still nil and Sawahlunto bird flu virus is not endemic.
Previously, officers had come down to the field to conduct sample checking and spraying disinfectant around the neighborhood, the discovery of infected chickens. From the results of checking samples of dead chickens, are known to positively infected by avian influenza virus.
Officers also have to socialize about the prevention and anticipation of bird flu infections, such as using district coordination meetings attended by village heads and village chiefs, who coordinated the Health Department.
Flu Burung Merebak di Sawahlunto
Oleh : Tumpak Abdurrahman S | 19-Mei-2010, 07:38:00 WIB
Google translation:
Bird flu broke out in Sawahlunto
By: batch Abdurrahman S | 19-May-2010, 07:38:00 AM
KabarIndonesia - SAWAHLUNTO, Almost a hundred residents in the fowl Sawahlunto, died of the H5N1 virus or bird flu. These chickens died suddenly during the last three weeks.
Dead chickens are scattered in several villages, towns and villages. Residents forced to bury and burn the dead chickens.
Madiono, 47, owner of the chickens in the village of Durian I said, the chicken that died was aged 16-18 months. "Every day I buried three to five dead chickens that died suddenly," said construction worker, Monday (17 / 5).
"It's not my cattle are dead, in a day was found three to five male and even the last few days has residents here often bury the dead chickens," he explained.
Head of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Department of Agriculture Sawahlunto, Heni Prihandani acknowledge the death of chickens in some villages and urban bird flu positive. In the past two weeks at least over a hundred chickens select the people who died.
"The survey team from chicken Disnakan cause of death is bird flu," he said in his office.
Heni added, was started in February, where in the village of Tigo Silungkang some chickens died suddenly and positively infected by H5N1 virus. "In the Village of Valley District Field Fresh is also some villages in the district Talawi also hit the same thing," he said.
Since February, he said, most of the livestock that died or exposed to this virus is wild or domesticated cattle are removed and not in a farm area. Indication of a hit by the virus in humans is still nil and Sawahlunto bird flu virus is not endemic.
Previously, officers had come down to the field to conduct sample checking and spraying disinfectant around the neighborhood, the discovery of infected chickens. From the results of checking samples of dead chickens, are known to positively infected by avian influenza virus.
Officers also have to socialize about the prevention and anticipation of bird flu infections, such as using district coordination meetings attended by village heads and village chiefs, who coordinated the Health Department.