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Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Efforts DG PP and PL In response to News Death Ducks and Bird Flu Virus Mutation In Poultry


Efforts DG PP and PL In response to News Death Ducks and Bird Flu Virus Mutation In Poultry

PROF. DR. TJANDRA YOGA ADITAMA SPP (K) MARS DTM & H DTCE DECEMBER 11, 2012 0
Efforts DG PP and PL In response to News Death Ducks and Bird Flu Virus Mutation In Poultry
Jakarta, December 11, 2012, in connection with the death of ducks and mutation of the bird flu virus in poultry, the Director General of Disease Control and Environmental Health, Prof. dr. Tjandra Yoga Aditama SPP (K), MARS, DTM & H, DTCE, said that a mutation in the influenza virus can indeed occur, and it is always the case in many countries. Moreover, what is now happening is the mutation of the H5N1 bird flu virus into a clade (kind of) new, namely clade 2.3.2. Mutations to clade 2.3.2 now in birds, except in Indonesia also reported to have occurred in Vietnam, Cambodia, Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Japan, Korea and Hong Kong.
So far, there is no man in Indonesia who contracted the bird flu virus H5N1 clade that recently.Transmission clade in humans have been reported in China, Hong Kong and Bangladesh, said Prof.Tjandra.
Efforts that have been made ​​of PP and PL Directorate General, Ministry of Health of Indonesia for vigilance and anticipation among others Make Director General Circular No. PP and PL; PM.01.01/D/II.1/1709/2012, the Department of Health in the area, so be wary if there is a large amount of poultry deaths, prevent and control the possibility of human contact with poultry deaths in large numbers, that if only there was a close contact of human with bird deaths in large numbers, then do the procedure well and check handling logistics, coordination and monitoring and reporting when there have been developments to watch.
In addition, the Director General of PP and PL also have talked about this in a meeting with the officer'surveilans various provinces, and called for increased vigilance / Alertness , on December 9, 2012 meeting.Coordinate with the Ministry of Agriculture as well as with experts and relevant international organizations to monitor developments, as any existing development, scientific materials will always be propagated to the affected areas, said Prof. Tjandra,
This was stated by Prof.. dr. Tjandra Yoga Aditama of Jakarta.