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Indonesia, Bali: 200 Kg Meat Confiscated Suspected Bird Flu Infected (OkeZone, August 24 2011, edited)
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200 Kg Meat Confiscated Suspected Bird Flu Infected
Rohm - Okezone
Wednesday, August 24, 2011 20:17 pm
DENPASAR - combined Officers confiscated 200 kilograms of poultry meat ducks and chickens being sold illegally on the Market Badung, Bali, on suspicion of avian influenza virus.
Razia joint team to celebrate the feast of Eid al-Fitr is intended to ensure the health and safety of the meat will be consumed community during Lebaran.
Razia involved, Animal Husbandry Department Queensland, Department of Livestock Fisheries and Maritime city of Denpasar, and the Civil Service Police Unit.
Sidak targeting meat traders in Pasar Badung and Pasar Sempidi. "200 kilograms of illegal duck meat that we got it, sent from Java and then marketed the five traders in Pasar Badung," said Head of Animal Health and Keswanvet Disnak Bali, I Wayan Mardiana on the sidelines sidak on Wednesday (24/08/2011).
He said, of the two traditional markets, it was discovered the circulation of illegal meat that does not meet the requirements of safe and intact. Of examination is known if the meat is not appropriate document. In the document contained frozen chickens but the fact that Bali is inserted into the frozen duck meat.
He explained that the shipment of duck meat from Java is actually breaking Pergub No. 44 in 2005. In addition, based on the circular requires that the Director General of Animal Husbandry for the purpose of inter-island shipping of meat should be in the form of frozen meat. As mentioned Pergub poultry shipments from outside to Bali should be in the form of carcasses. "Dozens of ducks were sent to Bali is only dibului, while the head, feet and innards are still intact," he added.
Therefore, if the officer suspects that are still equipped offal meat could potentially mediate the entry of bird flu from Java to Bali. (ful)
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Rohm - Okezone
Wednesday, August 24, 2011 20:17 pm
DENPASAR - combined Officers confiscated 200 kilograms of poultry meat ducks and chickens being sold illegally on the Market Badung, Bali, on suspicion of avian influenza virus.
Razia joint team to celebrate the feast of Eid al-Fitr is intended to ensure the health and safety of the meat will be consumed community during Lebaran.
Razia involved, Animal Husbandry Department Queensland, Department of Livestock Fisheries and Maritime city of Denpasar, and the Civil Service Police Unit.
Sidak targeting meat traders in Pasar Badung and Pasar Sempidi. "200 kilograms of illegal duck meat that we got it, sent from Java and then marketed the five traders in Pasar Badung," said Head of Animal Health and Keswanvet Disnak Bali, I Wayan Mardiana on the sidelines sidak on Wednesday (24/08/2011).
He said, of the two traditional markets, it was discovered the circulation of illegal meat that does not meet the requirements of safe and intact. Of examination is known if the meat is not appropriate document. In the document contained frozen chickens but the fact that Bali is inserted into the frozen duck meat.
He explained that the shipment of duck meat from Java is actually breaking Pergub No. 44 in 2005. In addition, based on the circular requires that the Director General of Animal Husbandry for the purpose of inter-island shipping of meat should be in the form of frozen meat. As mentioned Pergub poultry shipments from outside to Bali should be in the form of carcasses. "Dozens of ducks were sent to Bali is only dibului, while the head, feet and innards are still intact," he added.
Therefore, if the officer suspects that are still equipped offal meat could potentially mediate the entry of bird flu from Java to Bali. (ful)