Maximum 3 Hours Avian Influenza Test on Complete Poultry

2023-12-23 01:04:22

IN ACCORDANCE with the high consumer demand for various types of poultry ahead of the long Christmas and New Year holidays, the Bangka Belitung Islands Provincial Government made a breakthrough by operating real time PCR at the Veterinary Laboratory of the Agriculture and Food Security Service. “Thank God, Babel now has a sophisticated real time tool that is capable of detecting avian influenza in poultry, the results will be out in 2-3 hours. God willing, the supply of poultry is guaranteed both in quality and quantity ahead of this Christmas,” said Acting Governor of Bangka Belitung Safrizal ZA in press statement. Avian influenza is still a scourge for poultry farmers. This is normal considering the large number of adult poultry (broiler chickens over three weeks old, laying hens and reject chickens) entering the Bangka Belitung Islands Province. Also read: Kostrad Builds 20 Clean Water Points Scattered in the Bangka Belitung Islands Region “Prevention instruments are very important. Don’t let AI clusters appear in poultry in Babel. I ask the Regent/Mayor through their respective Agriculture and Food Security Services to carry out monitoring “strictly in the field. Take advantage of the facilities from the Provincial Government, don’t wait until an incident occurs before reacting,” continued Safrizal. Several things that need to be considered for poultry suppliers from outside Babylon, are meeting requirements such as the birds not showing clinical symptoms of HPAI (High Pathogenic Avian Influenza), the availability of special shelters for immediate slaughter, and not being bred any further. Also read: Cooking Oil and Sugar Stocks Are Empty in Pangkalpinang “We are and will continue to make innovations and various breakthroughs, mainly related to the agricultural sector and food security as an inseparable part of efforts to control inflation and accelerate the realization of social welfare, ” said the Acting Governor of Babel, who is familiarly called Saf. (RO/Z-1)

IN ACCORDANCE with the high consumer demand for various types of poultry ahead of the long Christmas and New Year holidays, the Bangka Belitung Islands Provincial Government made a breakthrough by operating real time PCR at the Veterinary Laboratory of the Agriculture and Food Security Service.

“Thank God, Babel now has a sophisticated real time tool that is capable of detecting avian influenza in poultry, the results will be out in 2-3 hours. God willing, the supply of poultry is guaranteed both in quality and quantity ahead of this Christmas,” said Acting Governor of Bangka Belitung Safrizal ZA in press statement.

Avian influenza is still a scourge for poultry farmers. This is normal considering the large number of adult poultry (broiler chickens over three weeks old, laying hens and reject chickens) entering the Bangka Belitung Islands Province.

Also read: Kostrad Builds 20 Clean Water Points Scattered in the Bangka Belitung Islands Region

“Preventive instruments are very important. Don’t let AI clusters emerge in poultry in Babylon. I ask the Regent/Mayor through their respective Agriculture and Food Security Services to carry out strict monitoring in the field. Take advantage of the facilities from the Provincial Government, don’t wait until an incident occurs just reacted,” continued Safrizal.

Several things that need to be considered for poultry suppliers from outside Babylon, are meeting requirements such as the birds not showing clinical symptoms of HPAI (High Pathogenic Avian Influenza), the availability of special shelters for immediate slaughter, and not being bred any further.

Also read: Stocks of cooking oil and granulated sugar are empty in Pangkalpinang

“We are and will continue to make innovations and various breakthroughs, especially related to the agricultural sector and food security as an inseparable part of efforts to control inflation and accelerate the realization of social welfare,” said the Acting Governor of Babel, who is familiarly called Saf. (RO/Z-1)