Four People Infected With Bird Flu Suspected Gowa |
| Selasa, 10 Januari 2012 08:00:50 Tuesday, January 10, 2012 08:00:50 Gowa: Risnawati, Nurbaya, Arsil, and Wahid had to undergo a medical examination in isolation rooms Sudirohusodo Wahidin General Hospital, Makassar, South Sulawesi, on Monday (9 / 1). Keempat warga Desa Relemba, Kecamatan Tombolopao, Gowa, ini mengeluh sakit pada tenggorokan dan deman tinggi. The four villagers Relemba, Tombolopao District, Gowa, it complained of pain in the throat and high fever. Moreover, three members of their families in one house reportedly died with similar complaints. Took no chances, officials from South Sulawesi Provincial Health Office, direct refer them to the RSU Wahidin. Rumah sakit ini adalah rumah sakit rujukan penyakit flu burung dan mengisolasi mereka di ruang pusat infeksi. This hospital is a referral hospital of bird flu disease and isolate them in the center of infection. . Hospital officials have taken blood samples are then tested four patients for laboratory and get special handling during the treatment. Although the preliminary results of newly diagnosed acute inflammation of the throat, medics are still awaiting results of lab tests to ensure the illnesses suffered by the four residents. http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UTF8&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=id&tl=en&twu=1&u=http://www.sasak.net/16051___empat-warga-gowa-diduga-terinfeksi-flu-burung.html&usg=ALkJrhjiu5-SBWKrJ4t6hQfKMNdvg89klg |
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Monday, January 9, 2012
Four People Infected With Bird Flu Suspected Gowa #H5N1 #BIRDFLU
Friday, September 2, 2011
South Africa: Western Cape Govt Prevents Chaos in the Already Suffering Ostrich Industry
http://allafrica.com/stories/201109020201.html
1 September 2011
The ostrich industry has been faced with an export ban on ostrich meat due to Avian Influenza since April this year, with losses amounting to R108 million per month. Forced slaughtering is required by international law on farms testing positive for the virus. To date, more than 33 000 birds have been culled in the greater Oudtshoorn area.
National Government compensated farmers for culled birds to the tune of R33 million, but on Friday (26/08) it came to light that no more money will be forthcoming from the National Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. Many farmers have already culled on the assumption that they will be compensated, and farmers who were in line to cull resisted when they learned that there was a R17 million shortfall in compensation funds.
The Western Cape Government Economic and Infrastructure Strategic Committee and Budget Policy Committee, chaired by Minister Alan Winde, held emergency meetings this week and recommended that the R17 million be allocated from a provincial contingency fund. This recommendation was yesterday (31/08) approved by Cabinet.
1 September 2011
The ostrich industry has been faced with an export ban on ostrich meat due to Avian Influenza since April this year, with losses amounting to R108 million per month. Forced slaughtering is required by international law on farms testing positive for the virus. To date, more than 33 000 birds have been culled in the greater Oudtshoorn area.
National Government compensated farmers for culled birds to the tune of R33 million, but on Friday (26/08) it came to light that no more money will be forthcoming from the National Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. Many farmers have already culled on the assumption that they will be compensated, and farmers who were in line to cull resisted when they learned that there was a R17 million shortfall in compensation funds.
The Western Cape Government Economic and Infrastructure Strategic Committee and Budget Policy Committee, chaired by Minister Alan Winde, held emergency meetings this week and recommended that the R17 million be allocated from a provincial contingency fund. This recommendation was yesterday (31/08) approved by Cabinet.
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