Machine translated article via Fajar Online :
" Vigilance against bird flu should be increased. Because the spread of the avian H5N1 virus continues to increase as well.
Specialty in Polman, in the last six months of 6387 birds carrying bird flu positive. Amount, beyond which are not recorded by the local Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry. However, so far has not happened transmission to humans.
Data Distanak Polman, 6387 birds scattered in numerous places in some districts in this area.
In July, the bird flu attack at least 291 birds at Village Books, District Mapilli, Village Polewali, Darma Village, Village Matakali, and Mammi Village, District Binuang. In August, the birds in the Village of Polewali again be targeted, in addition to the Village Batetangnga, District Binuang with tail number 132. Subsequently, in September recorded 207 tails attacked the village Lapeo Campalagian District, Village District Alu Mombi, and the Village District Luyo Mambu."
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Indonesia : Bird Flu Attack One Village at Sidrap
Machine translated article from Fajar Online :
" District Sidrap the egg and chicken production centers in South Sulawesi is not completely sterile from the H5N1 virus causing bird flu.
Information obtained DAWN, bird flu has been endemic in a village in the North Bulo Sidrap previously declared safe from viruses.
I have not said whether Sidrap sterile from bird flu virus attacks. In fact, one another village which was originally declared it safe to influenza virus has been infecting one another village," said Head of Department of Livestock and Fisheries District Sidrap, Abd Aziz on Wednesday, 10 August."
" District Sidrap the egg and chicken production centers in South Sulawesi is not completely sterile from the H5N1 virus causing bird flu.
Information obtained DAWN, bird flu has been endemic in a village in the North Bulo Sidrap previously declared safe from viruses.
I have not said whether Sidrap sterile from bird flu virus attacks. In fact, one another village which was originally declared it safe to influenza virus has been infecting one another village," said Head of Department of Livestock and Fisheries District Sidrap, Abd Aziz on Wednesday, 10 August."
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Indonesia : There are still dead resident's chicken
Machine translated report from Fajar Online :
" MAKASSAR : Livestock chickens owned by residents in Jalan Mallengkeri I still found dead and is strongly suspected to have contracted the virus H5N1 or bird flu. This situation began to worry local residents.
Chickens that died this time owned by citizens named Dg Rabiah. Houses Dg Rabiah adrift just three houses from home Mariati. Mariati is resident Street Mallengkeri I who first reported the sudden death of nine pet chickens to the local government. Animal Husbandry Department officials had confirmed Makassar chickens have been infected with bird flu virus after a rapid test three times.
Officers also had to persuade the citizens of the livestock owners to voluntarily join his chickens were destroyed by burning and then buried. But there who agree and some that still prefer a chicken stall.
Dg Rabiah own choosing to burn the chicken along with enclosures to prevent the transmission of the virus deadly to humans. "I wait staff (Department of Animal Husbandry, ed) recently destroyed," said Rabiah Dg, Tuesday, May 10."
" MAKASSAR : Livestock chickens owned by residents in Jalan Mallengkeri I still found dead and is strongly suspected to have contracted the virus H5N1 or bird flu. This situation began to worry local residents.
Chickens that died this time owned by citizens named Dg Rabiah. Houses Dg Rabiah adrift just three houses from home Mariati. Mariati is resident Street Mallengkeri I who first reported the sudden death of nine pet chickens to the local government. Animal Husbandry Department officials had confirmed Makassar chickens have been infected with bird flu virus after a rapid test three times.
Officers also had to persuade the citizens of the livestock owners to voluntarily join his chickens were destroyed by burning and then buried. But there who agree and some that still prefer a chicken stall.
Dg Rabiah own choosing to burn the chicken along with enclosures to prevent the transmission of the virus deadly to humans. "I wait staff (Department of Animal Husbandry, ed) recently destroyed," said Rabiah Dg, Tuesday, May 10."
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Indonesia : Bird Flu in Sulut
Translated article from Fajar Online :
" Kotamobagu : Diseases of bird flu (H5N1) since late March found in Gorontalo province, with only a week, had entered the province of North Sulawesi. Bird flu, originally found in the market Dressage Kotamobagu, followed by findings in a stable owned by residents in the Village Kotamobagu Kopandakan 1, the District of South Kotamobagu.
The entry of the virus deadly to humans at Kotamobagu, known as the Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Dispertanak) Kotamobagu receiving the report, the number of dead chickens in markets Dressage.
"There are approximately 20-something chickens were reported dead on Friday (8 / 4) in Dressage market," said Head of Division (Head) Animal Husbandry, Dispertanak Kotamobagu Mokoagow NP.
On the same day, said Mokoagow, the same event is known from reports Luli Humu, residents Kopandakan 1, South Kotamobagu, which is also approximately 20-something his chickens died suddenly.
"After examination, it turns out really was positively infected by H5N1 virus," he said."
" Kotamobagu : Diseases of bird flu (H5N1) since late March found in Gorontalo province, with only a week, had entered the province of North Sulawesi. Bird flu, originally found in the market Dressage Kotamobagu, followed by findings in a stable owned by residents in the Village Kotamobagu Kopandakan 1, the District of South Kotamobagu.
The entry of the virus deadly to humans at Kotamobagu, known as the Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Dispertanak) Kotamobagu receiving the report, the number of dead chickens in markets Dressage.
"There are approximately 20-something chickens were reported dead on Friday (8 / 4) in Dressage market," said Head of Division (Head) Animal Husbandry, Dispertanak Kotamobagu Mokoagow NP.
On the same day, said Mokoagow, the same event is known from reports Luli Humu, residents Kopandakan 1, South Kotamobagu, which is also approximately 20-something his chickens died suddenly.
"After examination, it turns out really was positively infected by H5N1 virus," he said."
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