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Source: http://www.tribunnews.com/2011/03/16/tiga-kecamatan-di-solok-positif-endemik-flu-burung
Tiga Kecamatan di Solok Positif Endemik Flu Burung
Tribunnews.com - Rabu, 16 Maret 2011 09:20 WIB
Google translation:
Three Districts in Solok Positive Endemic Bird Flu
Tribunnews.com - Wednesday, March 16, 2011 9:20 pm
SRIPO / Muksin TM
Two officers from the Department of Agriculture Forestry Plantation Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (PPKPP) Prabumulih on Monday (31 / 1), wiping out the positive poultry bird flu. Birds are drawn around his neck until dead.
TRIBUNNEWS.COM, JAKARTA - A total of three districts in the regency of Solok declared a bird flu endemic area after area the Avian Influenza virus (H5N1). Three Districts, namely Sub X Koto Above, District and Sub Junjung Sirih X Koto Singakarak.
Head of Livestock Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Livestock Solok regency, drh Armon contacted via his cell on Wednesday (16/03/2011) morning, say, two cases of bird flu occurred in Solok district in Jorong Tampunik, Nagari Singkarak, District X Koto Singakarak. There are three dead chickens tested positive for bird flu.
"In addition, dozens of chickens also died suddenly in Jorong domains, Nagari Sumani, some time ago. The death of the chickens were allegedly due to the H5N1 virus," said Armon.
Although only in two villages there are cases of dead chickens, but the officer claimed three adjoining districts become endemic bird flu. The reason this case has also been found similar, in Jorong Data Bukik Kanduang Nagari, District X Koto On in 2010. In that area there are dozens of chickens died suddenly.
Armon also said, in action, who was found dead chickens owned by residents already recommended sudden fatherly destroyed by roads buried or burned. "In addition, we also asked residents not to fret and always alert to the chickens that died suddenly and quickly report to the officer immediately if they see and find a chicken that died suddenly, and improving sanitation and livestock henhouse," said Armon. (*)
Author: Faith Suryanto | Editor: Harismanto
Tiga Kecamatan di Solok Positif Endemik Flu Burung
Tribunnews.com - Rabu, 16 Maret 2011 09:20 WIB
Google translation:
Three Districts in Solok Positive Endemic Bird Flu
Tribunnews.com - Wednesday, March 16, 2011 9:20 pm
SRIPO / Muksin TM
Two officers from the Department of Agriculture Forestry Plantation Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (PPKPP) Prabumulih on Monday (31 / 1), wiping out the positive poultry bird flu. Birds are drawn around his neck until dead.
TRIBUNNEWS.COM, JAKARTA - A total of three districts in the regency of Solok declared a bird flu endemic area after area the Avian Influenza virus (H5N1). Three Districts, namely Sub X Koto Above, District and Sub Junjung Sirih X Koto Singakarak.
Head of Livestock Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Livestock Solok regency, drh Armon contacted via his cell on Wednesday (16/03/2011) morning, say, two cases of bird flu occurred in Solok district in Jorong Tampunik, Nagari Singkarak, District X Koto Singakarak. There are three dead chickens tested positive for bird flu.
"In addition, dozens of chickens also died suddenly in Jorong domains, Nagari Sumani, some time ago. The death of the chickens were allegedly due to the H5N1 virus," said Armon.
Although only in two villages there are cases of dead chickens, but the officer claimed three adjoining districts become endemic bird flu. The reason this case has also been found similar, in Jorong Data Bukik Kanduang Nagari, District X Koto On in 2010. In that area there are dozens of chickens died suddenly.
Armon also said, in action, who was found dead chickens owned by residents already recommended sudden fatherly destroyed by roads buried or burned. "In addition, we also asked residents not to fret and always alert to the chickens that died suddenly and quickly report to the officer immediately if they see and find a chicken that died suddenly, and improving sanitation and livestock henhouse," said Armon. (*)
Author: Faith Suryanto | Editor: Harismanto