Map of Bali. 3 outbreaks of poultry, that are testing negative with the Rapid Test

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Banjarangkan:
10/13
Dozens of poultry died but rapid test shows negative.
..."death of dozens of chickens in several places, in the Middle antanya in Banjar, and in Banjar Village Tohpati Penarukan, Bungbungan Village, District Banjarangkan. Rapid tests conducted Husbandry officers of Fisheries and Marine (KDP) Klungkung, while showing a negative result."

Buleleng:
10/14
Poultry sold by traders in the Market Seririt, Banyuasri Markets, and Market Mumbul, Friday (14/10) yesterday, sprayed by Tim PDSR Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Distanak) Buleleng. Market Banyuasri team found five tails range chicken (chicken) died suddenly. Having tested by rapid test (rapid test) chickens that died suddenly was declared free of bird flu.
Head of Department of Agriculture and Livestock (Kadistanak) Buleleng Regency, Ir. Putu Mertha Jiwa: ''We continue to provide insight to merchants to get together to be alert because the virus is very difficult to detect. We also recommend traders to sell and wear a mask when cleaning the cage sanitation,''he said.

Gianuar-yellow marker {They are stocking up with Tamiflu in the event of human contagion}
10/14
Related to the handling of bird flu, has been set up in 1250 tablet Diskes Tamiflu in case of bird flu in Gianyar regency, as well as personal protective equipment in the form of masks to the 13 existing health centers, in Gianyar regency.
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Map of Current Poultry H5N1 Birdflu Outbreaks in Indonesia & Vietnam

South Sulawesi: Watampone {red marker}
10/13 Chickens Dying Without Symptoms

"Watampone bird-flu virus attacked chickens owned by residents in the City Watampone.
Virus attack avian influenza (AI) is reported to Environment Ponceng residents, Village Manurunge, District Tanete Riattang, the animal health officer, yesterday. Viruses are also known as H5N1 is attacking chickens kept laughing residents. Residents Ponceng, Musbir, said residents reported the case because the chicken died suddenly in large amounts, whereas before there are no signs of disease. The number of chickens that died last few days has recognized dozens of tail. Tamsi, one chicken farmer laughing, said, the eight-tailed chickens died at a time. He admitted, pet chickens showed no symptoms of illness."