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16 Februari 2010, 09:32
Puluhan Ekor Ayam Diserang Flu Burung
Aceh Barat
Google translation:
February 16, 2010, 09:32
Dozens Tailed Bird Flu Chickens Attacked
Aceh Barat
MEULABOH-Dozens of chickens owned by the Village Ujong Nga, Samatiga district, West Aceh District, Monday (15 / 2) yesterday had to be destroyed by the Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Distannak) local. The reason people fowl since the last five days had died suddenly, allegedly due to the bird flu virus (H2N1).
The discovery of bird flu cases is very shocking people, because it is the first case found in West Aceh regency. Seedlings grown chickens supplied by local people from Medan. Camat Samatiga, Jufri to Porch, Saturday (15 / 2) yesterday said the discovery of bird flu chickens, because they were suspicious about the number of domestic chickens that died suddenly since last five days, dengn blue body condition.
Conditions such dead chickens, eventually residents reported the case to the district, to be forwarded to the relevant intansi. When the team West Aceh Distannak jump to the location, and based on examination results, dozens of chickens that died suddenly it came back positive bird flu disease.
In order to prevent the spread of bird flu infection, eventually the team from the Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Distannak) of West Aceh Regency immediate destruction, by burning the dead chickens and then buried. While a number of other chickens do other vaccinations and prevention. Camat Jufri ask the whole community in the region, to immediately report to the parties, if found in the chickens that died suddenly.
Being handled
Separately, Head of Department of Agriculture Animal Health and Animal Husbandry (Distannak) of West Aceh Regency, which was confirmed Ammaryanti Porch, yesterday afternoon confirmed it. he said, some pet chickens owned Ujong Nga village, tested positive for bird flu virus. However, to know the exact number, he could not explain it to remember the team that revealed the location since yesterday morning, was continuing to follow-up treatment. (edi)
16 Februari 2010, 09:32
Puluhan Ekor Ayam Diserang Flu Burung
Aceh Barat
Google translation:
February 16, 2010, 09:32
Dozens Tailed Bird Flu Chickens Attacked
Aceh Barat
MEULABOH-Dozens of chickens owned by the Village Ujong Nga, Samatiga district, West Aceh District, Monday (15 / 2) yesterday had to be destroyed by the Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Distannak) local. The reason people fowl since the last five days had died suddenly, allegedly due to the bird flu virus (H2N1).
The discovery of bird flu cases is very shocking people, because it is the first case found in West Aceh regency. Seedlings grown chickens supplied by local people from Medan. Camat Samatiga, Jufri to Porch, Saturday (15 / 2) yesterday said the discovery of bird flu chickens, because they were suspicious about the number of domestic chickens that died suddenly since last five days, dengn blue body condition.
Conditions such dead chickens, eventually residents reported the case to the district, to be forwarded to the relevant intansi. When the team West Aceh Distannak jump to the location, and based on examination results, dozens of chickens that died suddenly it came back positive bird flu disease.
In order to prevent the spread of bird flu infection, eventually the team from the Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Distannak) of West Aceh Regency immediate destruction, by burning the dead chickens and then buried. While a number of other chickens do other vaccinations and prevention. Camat Jufri ask the whole community in the region, to immediately report to the parties, if found in the chickens that died suddenly.
Being handled
Separately, Head of Department of Agriculture Animal Health and Animal Husbandry (Distannak) of West Aceh Regency, which was confirmed Ammaryanti Porch, yesterday afternoon confirmed it. he said, some pet chickens owned Ujong Nga village, tested positive for bird flu virus. However, to know the exact number, he could not explain it to remember the team that revealed the location since yesterday morning, was continuing to follow-up treatment. (edi)