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At least 25 Chickens Died Suddenly due to Suspected H5N1 Virus in West Java

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
At least 25 chickens belonging to the residents of the village of Cinnamon, RT 02 RW 08 Village/Cibadak Tanah Sareal, Kota Bogor, West Java, died suddenly, supposedly because it was hit by bird flu virus (H5N1 virus).Based on the information in the interim, The Office of the farm town of Bogor on Friday (25/1) had instructed residents to burn all the chickens including three games to avoid the transmission of plague. (Ant)

http://nasional.tvonenews.tv/berita..._mati_mendadak_diduga_akibat_virus_h5n1.tvOne
 
Re: At least 25 Chickens Died Suddenly due to Suspected H5N1 Virus in West Java

Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/...eekor-Ayam-di-Bogor-Terpapar-Virus-Flu-Burung

Seekor Ayam di Bogor Terpapar Virus Flu Burung
Penulis : Dede Susianti
Sabtu, 28 Januari 2012 02:21 WIB

Google translation:
A chicken in Bogor Exposed to Bird Flu Virus
Authors: Dede Susianti
Saturday, January 28, 2012 2:21 pm

JAKARTA - MICOM: Dozens of pet chickens village residents in Kampung Kayu Manis, precisely at RT 03/01, Village Cibadak, Sareal Land District, City of Bogor, West Java died suddenly.

Aris, a resident, said the incidence of pet chickens that died suddenly citizens, ssejak saepekan ago. Including pet chickens.

"Two of my chickens died suddenly. Engga Previously there was a problem, my chickens-seger seger. I said to another, it turns out chicken peliharan other residents also have died. Including my brother's. Chicken I died on Friday last," said Aris, told Media Indonesia, Friday (27 / 1).

Until Friday (27 / 1), the number of pet chickens in the village's residents who died 27 tails. "This morning already there from the Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Bogor here. And this afternoon will be spraying and burning of the cage," said Aris.

Head of Public Health and Veterinary (Kesmavet) standardized city of Bogor DVM Mukti Arif, said of the saliva samples of dead chickens which positive exposure to the virus examined. (OL-11)
 
Re: At least 25 Chickens Died Suddenly due to Suspected H5N1 Virus in West Java

Source: http://www.suarakarya-online.com/news.html?id=296109

Hasil Tes Ayam Mati
di Bogor Positif H5N1

Google translation:

Test Results Chicken Dead
Positive H5N1 in Bogor

Saturday, January 28, 2012
JAKARTA (AFP): The results of tests by Department of Agriculture Bogor on samples of chickens that died suddenly in Kampung Kayu Manis, the city of Bogor, West Java, on Friday, showed a positive result of H5N1 virus or bird flu.

Head of Veterinary Public Health Agency of Agriculture Bogor City, Arif, said the tests "rapid" has been done on one of the 27 chickens in the village residents who died suddenly.

"Accuracy of the test is 80 percent, so it was feasible to do preventative measures the spread of the epidemic," he said. Among residents who need to be done is to destroy the chickens that have died or are sick with burning, including cage-cage.

"People also do not panic because not every chicken that died in that region due to bird flu, but other diseases," he said.

Department of Agriculture also began spraying in Kampung Kayu Manis, Village Cibadak, Sareal Land District, City of Bogor, particularly in RT 03/RW 01 found that many cases of chickens died suddenly.

Meanwhile, some residents have reported bird flu in the area. The case of the death of chickens in the region with such characteristics of bird flu occurred since 19 January.

Residents in Kampung Kayu Manis, Village Cibadak, Bogor City is much to raise chickens, usually for their own needs.

Chairman of the RT 03/RW 01 Village Cibadak, Anwar, acknowledged, generally the distance between the chicken coop and their adjacent house. In addition to chicken, residents are also many who kept birds. (Reuters / Dwi Putro AA)
 
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BIRD FLU: chicken die suddenly more and more

BOGOR: death of chickens suddenly at Kampung Kayu Manis RT 03/01, Kelurahan Cibadak, Tanah Sareal, Bogor, West Java, steadily growing in number, until the day it was recorded already 32 hen.
'this morning there was more to die, this morning there are five, plus one more die during the day. So the total area is 32 chickens are dead, 'said Anwar, Chairman of the RT 03 when encountered, Saturday.
as reported previously, Friday (27/1) yesterday as much as 27 civilians dead chickens belongs to removals at RT. And of the results of the examination of a quick test of agricultural Service town of Bogor, against one chicken belongs to one of the citizens, the chicken is exposed to positive bird flu (H5N1 virus).



http://bisnis-jabar.com/index.php/2012/01/flu-burung-makin-banyak-ayam-mati-mendadak/
 
Re: At least 25 Chickens Died Suddenly due to Suspected H5N1 Virus in West Java

Source: http://radar-bogor.co.id/index.php?rbi=berita.detail&id=88243

Sabtu, 28 Januari 2012 , 11:30:00
Flu Burung Serang Tanahsareal
Warga Diminta Waspada

Google translation:

Saturday, January 28, 2012, 11:30:00
Bird Flu Attack Tanahsareal
Citizens Asked to Beware

BOGOR-bird flu not only happening in Jakarta. A similar case occurred in the city of Bogor. At least five chickens tested positive for the H5N1 virus. The incident took place in the village of Cinnamon, RT 03/01, Village Cibadak, District Tanahsareal.

Information compiled Radar Bogor, the case has lasted two weeks. However, new residents to report it to the related offices one week after the discovery of chickens that died suddenly.

Excerpted from the Mind, Department of Agriculture declared the city of Bogor, saliva samples taken from these chickens tested positive for bird flu viruses.

When confirmed, the Program Administrator ARI, diarrhea and Bird Flu in Bogor City Health Office, Dwi Sutanto confirmed if the chickens that died suddenly in the Village Cibadak contracted the bird flu virus.

"A week ago we received reports from residents Cibadak, District Tanahsareal, that any poultry that died suddenly. It was also chicken buried and burned, "he explained to Radar Bogor, yesterday.

Handling of suspect bird flu, his side in the next two weeks will do the monitoring period of incubation. In humans who have become suspect for the Greater Jakarta, there is already cooperation with the referral hospital, such as RS and RS Sulianti Saroso Friendship.

In order to anticipate and deal with it, he recommends that people not in direct contact with dead birds. "For who is always in contact with poultry, wash all equipment after the cage as a form of alert," he said. (CR2)
 
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REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, BOGOR ? 27 Deaths in chickens, Kelurahan Kayumanis Cibadak, Ground Sareal, Kota Bogor, made approximately residents fret. Moreover, the cause of death has been declared as a result of the H5N1 virus or bird flu.
a, Wartini (43 years), claims to be worried that virus will be transmitted to the surrounding environment. Moreover, he also maintains a number of chicken livestock at his home. 'Yes I am afraid my cock also contracted. Fear again if later people joined contracting as well, 'said he, Thursday (29/1).
head of Veterinary Public Health Section (Risk) Office of agriculture (Distan) Bogor City, Arif Mukti, said although it has been declared, it has posistif H5N1 virus testing one sample. To make sure the extent of the threat of avian influenza, it requires testing on samples. 'We are going to see a sample of the chicken dead number about 27 tail,' said Arif.


http://ornitologi.lk.ipb.ac.id/2012/01/29/bogor-waspada-flu-burung/
 
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