Indonesia - bird flu outbreaks reported in Central Java

[Gert van der Hoek]

From Central Java

January 27, 2010 |

Bird Flu Positive, eight chickens died


Rembang, CyberNews. Eight chickens owned by residents of District Magersari, Rembang District,
Tuesday afternoon (26 / 1), sudden death due to bird flu attack. Chicken's demise Suwarti (50) was
known after officers from the Division of Animal Husbandry Department of Agriculture and Forestry (Distanhut)
Rembang District, conduct rapid tests on chicken carcasses.

Head of District Magersari Sunardi said, before officers arrived, the chickens are dead
the owner is buried behind his house. It was not until officers arrived, a dead chicken
was taken again to do testing.

"The result was positive, lucky no follow-up cases of poultry or poultry deaths due to
bird flu, "he said, yesterday (27 / 1).

He added that officers also assisted local residents have been spraying the cage and house
owner of the chicken with disinfectant.

"The plan this afternoon (Wednesday, 27 / 1), residents gathered to be briefed and socialization
related to bird flu, "he explained.

Sub-District of chicken deaths in this Magersari adds a long list of cases in the spread of bird flu
Rembang District. Livestock on Distanhut Kabid Ir Derevmeti Nursiswanti M. Si, says
cases of bird flu in Magersari is the second case until the end of this January.

"The first bird flu case occurred in the village Sendangmulyo, Gunem District about a week ago. At that time owned 22 chickens Sendangmulyo three people dead, positive bird flu, "he said through
idam drh Rahmadi, Kasi Animal Health and Veterinary Public Health.

http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.ph...69/Positif-Flu-Burung-Delapan-Ekor-Ayam-Mati-

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - bird flu outbreaks reported in Central Java

Cirebon, West Java; Rembang, Central Java ::: H5N1 outbreak in birds

January 28, 2010

Outbreak report from Cirebon, West Java. H5N1 seems to surge in Cirebon. Officials linked this incident with two suspected human cases, a 41-year-old and deceased 22-year-old.

Other report mentioned H5N1 in Kabupaten Rembang, also in birds.-adm-

Paliaman – Animal Health Center in Kaliwedi, Kabupaten Cirebon found bird flu H5N1 had been spreading to four villages in three sub-districts, Desa Ciawi, Kecamatan Paliaman, Desa Danawinangun and Desa Pekantingan, Kecamatan Klangenan and Desa Kedungsana, Kecamatan Plumbon.

Head of Animal Health Center Kaliwedi, Suharto said the virus currently transmitted among animals. Until now, no positive case in human found from those three sub-districts.

Meanwhile, Head of Health Service, Rinny R. Sechan confirmed that a resident of Keluarahan Tukmudal, Kecamatan Sumber, named Duramham Suherman (DS) had been treated in isolation unit of Gunung Jati regional hospital because of suspected of contracting bird flu (H5N1) infection.

DS had fever after contact with suddenly dead chickens before been admitted to hospital. Until now officials are still waiting blood test result for bird flu confirmation of DS.

Source: Indonesia local newspaper, Radar Cirebon. http://www.radarcirebon.com/metropolis/kabupaten-cirebon/2520-virus-flu-burung-serang-4-desa-.html

Rembang – Eight chickens in Kelurahan Magersari, Kecamatan Rembang, died of bird flu attack. Confirmation of chicken samples was done by Agriculture and Forestry Service, Livestock Division of Kabupaten Rembang.

“Test was positive. Fortunately, there was no recurrence case in birds,” said chieftain of Magersari.

Spokesman of Livestock Service of Kabupaten Rembang, Derevmeti Nursiswati, said it was the second case in Kabupaten Rembang until January 2010.

First bird flu case was reported from Desa Sendangmulyo, Kecamatan Gunem, about a week ago before current case.

Source: Indonesia local newspaper, Suara Merdeka.

http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.ph...69/Positif-Flu-Burung-Delapan-Ekor-Ayam-Mati-

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[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - bird flu outbreaks reported in Central Java

Hit by Bird Flu, Thousands of Chickens Died Suddenly

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Thursday, January 28, 2010,

PURBALINGGA, (PRLM) .- Avian Influenza (AI) or bird flu resulted in thousands of laying chickens in
Tegalpingen and Tumanggal village, district PENGADEGAN, Purbalingga, Central Java, died
suddenly. During these two weeks every day breeders must destroy it by burning or
bury the dead birds infected with AI virus effect.

The total number of chickens that were destroyed during the two week mancapai over 5500 laying chickens
productive, 16 - 18 months. "Every day I burned 50 to 60 carcasses of dead chickens laying
sudden, "said Madiono (49) farmers from Tegalpingen Village.

The destruction by burning so that AI virus does not infect other farms, because
PENGADEGAN a central layer chicken farm people. Who previously had Madiono
1600 remaining tail now live 1100 tail, as many as 500 chickens died en masse during the
the last two weeks.

The case of sudden death in chickens were also found on a farm owned Asmini (50) residents
Tumenggal, even he had lost petelurnya chickens 5000. "In one day be found
tens and even the last few days have hundreds of dead chickens, "he explained.

Head of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (Disnakkan) Purbalingga Suhartono admit, death
positive mass chicken bird flu. In the past two weeks there are at least 5500 chickens
laying the dead in two villages PENGADEGAN District. "The results of the survey team Disnakan cause
death in PENGADEGAN laying chicken is bird flu, "he said, Thursday (28 / 1).

http://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/index.php?mib=news.detail&id=124439

http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nusa/2010/01/28/brk,20100128-222131,id.html

 

[Shiloh]

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Source: http://suaramerdeka.com/v1/index.php/read/news/2010/01/29/45613/15-Ekor-Ayam-Kembali-Mati-mendadak

29 Januari 2010 | 14:03 wib | Daerah
15 Ekor Ayam Kembali Mati mendadak

* Tiga Tim PDSR Pantau Penyebaran Flu Burung

Google translation:

January 29, 2010 | 14:03 wib | Region
15 Tail Chicken Dead Back sudden

* Three teams PDSR Endemic Bird Flu Monitor

Rembang, CyberNews. Three teams and Survelance Participatory Disease Response (PDSR) Department of Agriculture and Forestry (Distanhut) on alert to monitor the spread of bird flu virus (H5N1) in the region Rembang District. Following the discovery of 157 chickens that died suddenly from an attack of bird flu in three different places, recently.

Livestock on Distanhut Kabid Ir Derevmeti Nursiswanti M. Si mention, the three continued to stand by the team in three different places rayon. According to him, though had found bird flu in the village of Sendangmulyo, District Gunem, Magersari Sub-District, District Town and Village Tasikharjo, District Kaliori, attack rates are not too far menghawatirkan.

"What is clear immediately report to the village or district, if found there was a sudden dead chicken," he said.

Meanwhile, 15 chickens died suddenly re-discovered in the village of Kabongan Kidul, Kecamatan Rembang, Thursday (28 / 1) afternoon. Only the death of 15 chickens was not reported to the officer in the Field of Animal Husbandry Distanhut Rembang.

"In the morning my chickens are still in good health, I was still feeding. But the afternoon was suddenly dead, so we just buried," said one owner Lastono chicken.

(Saiful Annas / CN16)

 

[Shiloh]

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Source: http://thejakartaglobe.com/home/bir...-java-district-during-january-official/356055

February 01, 2010

Bird Flu Killed 5,500 Chickens in Central Java District During January: Official

Bird flu killed around 5,500 chickens in Purbalingga district, Central Java, during January 2010, a local official said.

Some 5,000 dead chickens were found at Tumanggal village and 500 at Pasunggingan village, said Hartono, head of the Purbalingga animal husbandry office, on Monday.

The local authorities have conducted measures such as insecticide spraying, rapid testing and vaccination to prevent the bird flu or H5N1 virus from spreading to wider areas.

Officials recorded 20 cases of the illness in humans last year in Indonesia, 19 of them fatal, the Health Ministry said in a statement early last month.

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