hat tip Diane Morin -Flutrackers
Allegedly Infected with Bird Flu, Boy 4
Year Deaths
Tuesday, January 24, 2012 22:20 pm
JAKARTA - Nazril
Ilham (4) single-child couples Maimunah (25) and Mohammed Enzen (24), of Kampung
Sungai Bintaro Branch 4 RT 1.1 Hurip Jaya Village, District Babelan, Dies Bekasi
District.
Suspected Bird Flu Nazriel. The victim died after being
treated for six days in hospital Anna Bekasi. The atmosphere of grief is
still visible at the funeral home shortly after the victim was buried in the
cemetery not far from his home, Wednesday (01/24/2012). Surprisingly burial
victims without assisted the hospital or health department Bekasi. Though
victims of suspected bird flu. "We have just helped bury the victims of the
citizens, none of the hospitals and District Health Office Bekasi who came to
see my son's funeral," said Enzen He said, initially, his son had high fever
and was treated in Anna North Jakarta hospital Bekasi. But there is no progress
at all. "Until the fourth day I ask my child's illness, and answered one
hospital doctor, that my child suffers bird flu," said Maimunah. Getting
news like that, Enzen said, the family was shocked. But strangely the hospital
let my child treated there without referral to a hospital that handles the
deadly disease. "Until my son finally died" said Maimunah. Maimunah also told,
his condition was raising animals like chickens and other poultry. "Before my
son was sick a lot of pets that died suddenly, even before his son died could
contact and play with the animals pet, "said Maimunah. Meanwhile, the Chief
Medical Officer dr.
Ari Bekasi District has not provided a description. His
cellular phone could not be reached. (Tedi Suteja / Sindo TV / ugo)
http://news.okezone.com/read/2012/01...ahun-meninggal
Showing posts with label Bekasi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bekasi. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
India-Bird flu possibly wiped out Chukha poultry farm #H5N1 #BIRDFLU
Bird flu possibly wiped out Chukha poultry farm
Livestock-BAFRA investigating team is yet to confirm the suspicion
National Centre For Animal Health The national centre for animal health in Serbithang, Thimphu, is suspecting a bird flu or H5NI outbreak as the cause of death of all the 87 birds in a private poultry farm in Chukha.
The birds, in the farm in Bjacho gewog, died between December 30 and 31.
Dr Tashi Dorji from the livestock division of the centre said polymerase chain reaction (PCR) machine proved that the birds died because of H5N1. However, a team from the livestock division and Bhutan agriculture food regulatory authority (BAFRA) are still investigating the detail source of infection.
The disease, Dr Tashi Dorji said, is under control and no people or other poultry farms were affected. “We’re still doing the investigation and surveying neighbouring villages,” Dr Tashi Dorji said.
“Continued surveillance is also being done, since the ban on poultry import, three months back.” A team compromising officials from BAFRA, livestock department, health and police are carrying out the investigation.
Doctor Tashi Dorji said the fatal death of birds is a major and an emergency disaster, where, if it communicates to human, 60 percent of disease would result in death. All the 87 birds were scientifically disposed off and prevented from being spread The outbreak was restricted to only one farm belonging to a farmer, Lhamo, who reported the deaths to livestock officials in Chukha.
According to Lhamo, the first two birds died on the morning of December 30, after showing symptoms like
dropping head, slight outflow of fluid from the mouth, anus and diarrhoea. “I disposed two birds and sprayed
medicine to prevent it from spreading,” she said. “I learnt it from the awareness program I attended.” The next 13 birds showed the same symptoms and died in the afternoon, after they were brought back from the veterinary hospital in Chukha. Towards the evening, Aum Lhamo said another 24 birds died inside the coop. “By then only 47 birds were left,” she added. But next morning, she saw 35 birds were dead, after showing the same symptoms.
“And in the evening, the last 12 birds also died,” Aum Lhamo said. Aum Lhamo was declared safe.
Meanwhile, an emergency meeting was held yesterday where national incident command centre instructed the activation of incident operation centre at Tsimasham to conduct strict vigilance and monitor the bird flu situation in the vicinity. “BAFRA shall further upscale of spraying of vehicles and travellers with disinfectants at strategic locations,” Dr Tashi Dorji said.
The IOC team has surveyed poultry population within one to two kilometer radii, and estimated about 2,000 birds at risk, if the situation is not taken care of. “The situation is under control, so people should not panic,” Dr Tashi Dorji said.
The meeting also recommended the suspected outbreak of bird flu would be officially declared, after obtaining the result from the world organisation for animal health referral laboratory located at Bhopal, India.
The sample has been sent m to Bhopal, India, and the results are awaited within next few days, Dr Tashi Dorji
says. Meanwhile, Aum Lhamo, who used to sell eggs in Tsimasham, is waiting for compensation. “I used to earn
about Nu 24,000 a month,” she said. “Now I don’t know from where I’ll earn an income from.” http://www.kuenselonline.com/2011/?p=24374
Livestock-BAFRA investigating team is yet to confirm the suspicionNational Centre For Animal Health The national centre for animal health in Serbithang, Thimphu, is suspecting a bird flu or H5NI outbreak as the cause of death of all the 87 birds in a private poultry farm in Chukha.
The birds, in the farm in Bjacho gewog, died between December 30 and 31.
Dr Tashi Dorji from the livestock division of the centre said polymerase chain reaction (PCR) machine proved that the birds died because of H5N1. However, a team from the livestock division and Bhutan agriculture food regulatory authority (BAFRA) are still investigating the detail source of infection.
The disease, Dr Tashi Dorji said, is under control and no people or other poultry farms were affected. “We’re still doing the investigation and surveying neighbouring villages,” Dr Tashi Dorji said.
“Continued surveillance is also being done, since the ban on poultry import, three months back.” A team compromising officials from BAFRA, livestock department, health and police are carrying out the investigation.
Doctor Tashi Dorji said the fatal death of birds is a major and an emergency disaster, where, if it communicates to human, 60 percent of disease would result in death. All the 87 birds were scientifically disposed off and prevented from being spread The outbreak was restricted to only one farm belonging to a farmer, Lhamo, who reported the deaths to livestock officials in Chukha.
According to Lhamo, the first two birds died on the morning of December 30, after showing symptoms like
dropping head, slight outflow of fluid from the mouth, anus and diarrhoea. “I disposed two birds and sprayed
medicine to prevent it from spreading,” she said. “I learnt it from the awareness program I attended.” The next 13 birds showed the same symptoms and died in the afternoon, after they were brought back from the veterinary hospital in Chukha. Towards the evening, Aum Lhamo said another 24 birds died inside the coop. “By then only 47 birds were left,” she added. But next morning, she saw 35 birds were dead, after showing the same symptoms.
“And in the evening, the last 12 birds also died,” Aum Lhamo said. Aum Lhamo was declared safe.
Meanwhile, an emergency meeting was held yesterday where national incident command centre instructed the activation of incident operation centre at Tsimasham to conduct strict vigilance and monitor the bird flu situation in the vicinity. “BAFRA shall further upscale of spraying of vehicles and travellers with disinfectants at strategic locations,” Dr Tashi Dorji said.
The IOC team has surveyed poultry population within one to two kilometer radii, and estimated about 2,000 birds at risk, if the situation is not taken care of. “The situation is under control, so people should not panic,” Dr Tashi Dorji said.
The meeting also recommended the suspected outbreak of bird flu would be officially declared, after obtaining the result from the world organisation for animal health referral laboratory located at Bhopal, India.
The sample has been sent m to Bhopal, India, and the results are awaited within next few days, Dr Tashi Dorji
says. Meanwhile, Aum Lhamo, who used to sell eggs in Tsimasham, is waiting for compensation. “I used to earn
about Nu 24,000 a month,” she said. “Now I don’t know from where I’ll earn an income from.” http://www.kuenselonline.com/2011/?p=24374
Monday, November 10, 2008
The case of Bird Flu in Bekasi High
Sunday, November 09 2008, 17:45:00
Bekasi, (PRLM). - Section Head Kesehatan (Dinkes) the Bekasi City, Wirda Saleh, said, from 12 available subdistricts in the Bekasi City, as many as six subdistricts were stated as endemic bird flu, one of them of Kec. The Lumbu swamp. Five other subdistricts that were recorded as endemic bird flu namely the Subdistrict Bekasi Selatan, Kecamatan Jati Sampurna, Kecamatan Pondok Melati, Kecamatan Mustika Jaya, and the Bantargebang Subdistrict. "Might be considered to be the case" of the "death because of bird flu in the Bekasi City high." Therefore, the Bekasi City was chosen among eight other cities that co-operated with the Department of Health to melakuka the simulation of the prevention of bird flu, said Wirda, on Sunday (9/11). Was based on the number of cases, in 2005 was recorded by four people was stated suspect bird flu. The number increased in 2006, namely four sufferers from total five residents suspect bird flu died.
In the meantime, in 2007 zero and this year was found eight positive poultries avian influenza and two fatalities. [now, if there were no positive poultry last year, and 8 chickens died in 2008 - why did the Department of Health choose them to have the simulation, and determine them, to be at high risk? It is not adding up, in my opinion.]
http://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/index.php?mib=news.detail&id=41857
Sunday, November 09 2008, 17:45:00
Bekasi, (PRLM). - Section Head Kesehatan (Dinkes) the Bekasi City, Wirda Saleh, said, from 12 available subdistricts in the Bekasi City, as many as six subdistricts were stated as endemic bird flu, one of them of Kec. The Lumbu swamp. Five other subdistricts that were recorded as endemic bird flu namely the Subdistrict Bekasi Selatan, Kecamatan Jati Sampurna, Kecamatan Pondok Melati, Kecamatan Mustika Jaya, and the Bantargebang Subdistrict. "Might be considered to be the case" of the "death because of bird flu in the Bekasi City high." Therefore, the Bekasi City was chosen among eight other cities that co-operated with the Department of Health to melakuka the simulation of the prevention of bird flu, said Wirda, on Sunday (9/11). Was based on the number of cases, in 2005 was recorded by four people was stated suspect bird flu. The number increased in 2006, namely four sufferers from total five residents suspect bird flu died.
In the meantime, in 2007 zero and this year was found eight positive poultries avian influenza and two fatalities. [now, if there were no positive poultry last year, and 8 chickens died in 2008 - why did the Department of Health choose them to have the simulation, and determine them, to be at high risk? It is not adding up, in my opinion.]
http://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/index.php?mib=news.detail&id=41857
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)