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Indonesia - West Java, West Bandung Regency, poulty outbreak of H5N1

Laidback Al

Well-known member
Machine translated . . . .

239 in KBB Positive Chickens Exposed to Bird Flu Virus

BATUJAJAR, (GM) -
Entering the middle of the third month of 2011, the number of poultry in the district West Bandung (KBB) who died due to exposure to avian influenza (AI / bird flu) has reached 239 birds.

"Rapid Test (rapid test, red) against a positive outcome chickens. So even with the results of laboratory tests of the Regional Technical Implementation Unit (UPTD) Institute for Animal Disease Investigation and Veterinary Public Health (Veterinary Public Health), the result is positive," the head of ( Head) Animal Health (animal health), Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (Disnakan) KBB, Wisman in Batujajar, Tuesday (15 / 3).

This deadly virus most attacking Kec. Cikalongwetan, where 224 chickens died suddenly on January 6, 2011. AI virus also attacks the district. Cililin, as many as 15 chickens belonging Batulayang Village, Kec. Cililin sudden death. Just like in Cikalongwetan, rapid test and laboratory results indicate the death of chickens due to bird flu virus attacks.

"As soon as positive for bird flu, various attempts were made including spraying disinfectant on the location of the chicken coop. We also conduct strict supervision for 14 days. During the period of supervision can not find no sign of bird flu, was increased to 60 days. Until recently, based on surveillance that we conducted no longer found cases of bird flu, "he explained.

Poultry deaths also occurred in the district. Ngamprah, as many as 10 chickens died suddenly. But after review, rapid test results are negative. None of the chickens died of bird flu virus attacks.

"Since the death of chickens due to bird flu in Cikalongwetan and Cililin, no longer found a similar case in KBB. Handling is done Disnakan KBB assisted 25 people participatory diseases and surveillance officer response (PDSR) is very helpful in handling cases of bird flu," he explained.

According to him, the level of public awareness has increased more days so that cases of bird flu continued to decrease. Even if there have been deaths due to chicken or newcastle Newcastle disease (ND).

To prevent transmission of bird flu virus, Disnakan KBB has set up 60,000 doses of AI vaccines stored in 600 bottles. The amount is deemed not comparable to domestic poultry population which reached 1.2 million head. "For now sufficient stocks of bird flu vaccine, even if less will we add," he said.

Meanwhile, throughout 2010 the poultry that died of bird flu attacked tail number reached 450. Spread over nine districts, namely Lembang, Parongporong, Cisarua, Padalarang, Batujajar, Cililin, Cipatat, Cikalongwetan, and Ngamprah. Most deaths occurred in the village of Wells Bandung, Kec. Cipatat, 70 village chickens died suddenly hit by bird flu. (B.104) **

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