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Padalarang, West Java: H5N1 deaths in poultry

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.klik-galamedia.com/indexnews.php?wartakode=20100205062034&idkolom=tatarbandung

Jumat, 05 Februari 2010
Setiap Hari Ada Ayam Mati
Virus H5N1 Merajalela di Padalarang

Google translation:

Friday, 05 Februari 2010
Every Day's Chicken Dead
H5N1 virus is rampant in Padalarang

PADALARANG, (GM) --
During the last week, almost every day chickens owned by Kp. Sudimampir RT 04/RW 02 Village / Kec. Padalarang have died. From the data Husbandry and Fisheries Department (Disnakan) Kab. Bandung Barat, has 26 chickens died of bird flu virus (avian influenza / AI) in Kp. Sudimampir.

Due to lack of knowledge about bird flu, some of the chickens that died were thrown into the gutter. Owner thinks chicken chicken sudden death due tetelo disease.

But because the number of dead chickens grew, residents took the initiative to report this case to the village government / Sub Padalarang and Disnakan Kab. West Bandung. According to a citizen Sudimampir, Edi Suhedi (45), chickens that died an average of 3-7 fish / day. The case of sudden death of chickens and simultaneously in Sudimampir make people anxious.

"That was just (Thursday, 4 / 2) reported one dead chickens anymore. People began to worry, sooner or later be able to attack humans," said Edi in Padalarang, Thursday (4 / 2).

Contacted separately, Kasi Kab Disnakan Animal Health. Bandung Barat, drh. Wiwin APRIANTI has confirmed the death of chickens during the last week in the village of Padalarang. From the results of rapid test of chicken carcasses which have not been thrown into the gutter people, was positive of H5N1 virus.

"Disnakan Kab. Bandung West just got a report on Tuesday Sudimampir residents (2 / 2) afternoon. When receiving the report, we just throw two teams of trackers and the response of bird flu. Results of the rapid test showed a positive chicken carcasses of bird flu," said Wiwin .

Chickens that died during the final week consists of 6 tail's tail Julaeha and 20's huh. Almost every house in the village chickens Sudimampir. Chickens are removed and the new into the stall in the afternoon.

"Once you know that chickens died of bird flu, we took a quick response to handling a dead chicken, among others, burned, buried, and sprinkled or disposal. The next step to disinfectants and socialization to the public about bird flu," he said.

Wiwin reminded residents to watch out for possible bird flu virus is still there. In the rainy season like now, the virus grew better than in the summer.

Throughout the rainy season in 2010, cases of bird flu was found in 5 districts. In January, the bird flu attack in village chickens Karyawangi (Kec. Parongpong), 20 chickens in the village of Cipada (Kec. Cisarua) and 11 individuals in the village of Ciburuy, 9 tail Jayamekar Village, Village 4 tail Cimerang (Kec. Padalarang ). In the same month, 12 chickens in the village of Tagogapu, Kec. Padalarang bird flu.

"People do not panic. For well maintained environment, the bird flu virus will not attack poultry and humans," he said. (B.104) **
 
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