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Avian Influenza Continuously Spreading, 12 Asahan Citizens Tested Negative
August 12th,2008
Medan, Kompas – Avian influenza in North Sumatra is continuously spreading. Government officers had found poultry death in Padang Bulan administrative village in Rantau Prapat subdistrict of Labuhan Batu district. Apparently closing poultry traffic from Asahan district, where the outbreak initially started, could not stop the spread of this disease.
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Avian Influenza Update
August 8th, 2008
Three people have died, and 13 have been admitted to hospital with symptoms of bird flu in Indonesia, a nurse treating the patients said Wednesday [6 Aug 2008]. Officials and residents in Asahan district of North Sumatra province said villagers began showing symptoms of avian flu after a large number of chickens died suddenly last week.
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Rabies Vaccination in Four Subdistricts in Sukabumi District
July 4th, 2008
Center for Indonesian Veterinary Analytical Studies (CIVAS) in collaboration with the Livestock Services Office of Sukabumi district had conducted rabies vaccination in four subdistricts in Sukabumi district. The program was divided into two phases. The first phase was carried out from July 20th to 23rd, 2008, in Pelabuhan Ratu and Cisolok subdistricts, and the second phase was from July 26th to 29th, 2008, in Purabaya and Nyalindung subdistricts. This program involved private veterinarians and veterinary students, intern veterinary students, and faculty members from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Bogor Agricultural University. This program was made because there are many dog bite cases in Sukabumi district. This year alone until June, there were 72 cases of dog bites in humans in Jampang Tengah, Jampang Kulon, Lengkong, Cidolong, Surade, Cimanggu, and Cikembar. There were also two cases of human death due to rabies in Cimanggu and Jampang Kulon.
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Workshop on Wildlife Health Issues in Public Health, Agriculture and Environmental Conservation
Juli 31st, 2008
The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science of the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka, together with the Centre for Coastal Health, Nanaimo, Canada and the Canadian Cooperative Wildlife Health Centre (CCWHC), Saskatoon, Canada, which is the OIE collaborating centre for wildlife health, conducted a Training Workshop on Wildlife Health Issues in Public Health, Agriculture and Environmental Conservation.  The workshop was conducted at the Institute of Continuing Education of the Department of Animal Production and Health on July 22nd-24th, 2008 at Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.
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Two Sumatran Tigers Back to the Wild
July 23rd, 2008
West Lampung,– After being captured eight months ago, two of five sumatran tigers (Panthera tigris sumatrae) were finally released in Dukuh Satu area of the Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park (TNBBS) in West Lampung on Tuesday (22/7) morning.
The three other tigers are still quarantined at the Rescue Center Tambling Wildlife Nature Conservation (TWNC) managed by PT Adhiniaga Kreasinusa, a company from the Artha Graha Group.
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A Poultry Slaughterhouse that Meets the Required Standards and is Profitable, What is it Like?
Bogor, July 10th, 2008
The distribution chain of poultry and poultry products in Indonesia has several critical points for Avian Influenza (AI) virus spread. One of the points is poultry slaughterhouses (PSHs). Most PSHs in Indonesia does not meet the minimum standards for a slaughterhouse. On the other hand, most people are not interested to build a slaughterhouse that meets the standards because they see it as very expensive and not profitable. Therefore Center for Indonesian Veterinary Analytical Studies (CIVAS) in collaboration with TROBOS magazine created a public dialogue themed “A Poultry Slaughterhouse that Meets the Required Standards and is Profitable, What is it Like?” to give a solution for this issue. The dialogue was held on July 2nd, 2008, at the Jakarta Convention Center as part of the Indo Livestock Expo & Forum 2008.
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CIVAS at Indo Livestock 2008
Bogor, July 10th, 2008
Livestock has become a very important commodity for the development of a nation. It has at least two important roles, first is its role in the economy and second is its role in nursing a healthy and intelligent nation through animal proteins. One way Indonesian farmers use to improve their animal husbandry is by creating events that socialize information related to animal husbandry to the public and share information among themselves. One of the international events is Indo Livestock Expo & Forum.
Indo Livestock Expo & Forum - Indonesia’s 4th Biggest Feed & Livestock Industry was held on July 1st to 3rd, 2008, at the Jakarta Convention Center (JCC). The first Indo Livestock Expo & Forum was held in Bali and afterwards the second and third event was held in Jakarta. This event is held routinely every two years in Indonesia. It is supported by all involved in the livestock and feed sector, starting from the government, private sector, associations, and non-government organizations. It is an exhibition of technology and livestock products. Besides that, this event is also to introduce organizations/institutions moving in the animal husbandry field.

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Global Vets Visit to Indonesia
Bogor, July 10th, 2008
As in the previous year of 2007, this year CIVAS has received another visit from students of the Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph Canada. They were Melanie Youngs, Tiffany Trish Marchildon, and Leung Zee Dick from Global Vets 2008. Global Vets is a program at the Ontario Veterinary College which offers student veterinarians a unique opportunity to investigate animal health care in developing countries. The program was started in 1997 by two second year students, and is based on a program called Défi Vet-Monde at the Faculté de Médecine Vétérinaire at the University of Montreal Canada. Melanie and friends were in Indonesia for two weeks, from June 22nd to July 6th, 2008.
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Indonesia: Avian influenza situation
Feed Price Soaring, Duck Farmers in Gatak Bankrupt
Feral Cats in Tanjung Duren will be Neutered
Simulation of Avian Influenza Pandemic in Jembrana
Rabies Vaccine in Simalungun is Minimum
West Java Potential for Farming Industry
Meat Vendors Using Formaldehyde will be Prosecuted
Wild Animals in Cages are not Welfare
Native Indonesian Chickens are more Resistant to Bird Flu
Careless Disposal of Dead Chickens
Caution for Bird Flu
Bird Flu is also Transmitted through Infected Environments and Poultry Products
AI Vaccine Stock in the city of Malang is Going Low
Monitoring of Poultry in South Lampung Intensified
Provincial Government Stops AI Vaccine Support
Bali People Still Alert Against Bird Flu
Collaboration with Buffer Zones and Program for 2008
Global Vets Visit to Indonesia
Sacrificial (Kurban) Animals from Bogor are Rejected
POULTRY DAY 2007
Tangerang To Open Crisis Center To Coordinate Fight Against Bird Flu
Veterinary Public Health Reports Work of 2007 and Program for 2008
Celebration of World Veterinary Day 2008
Pengumuman Pemenang Lomba dalam Poultry Day 2007
Poultry Smuggling Intercepted
Sharp Increase in Ox (Banteng) Population in TNMB
Madiun Caution for Anthrax
Formula Milk Contaminated by E. sakazakii
Indonesian Government Launched National Avian Influenza Mitigation Plan
Sudden Die Off of Hundreds of Chickens
Hundreds of Kilograms of Bad Meat Confiscated
District of Tangerang and Bird Flu
Meatball (Bakso) Outlet Owner Reported Government Livestock Officer
STEPS AND STRATEGI OF VETERINARY NGO IN IMPLEMENTATION OF VETERINARY AUTHORITY IN INDONESIA
Teenager becomes Indonesia`s 104th bird flu fatality
Japan Helps Establishment of Avian Influenza Laboratories in Medan, Lampung, and Subang
Bird flu kills 3-year-old boy in Indonesia, second case reported in one day
Beware, AI Virus Attacks Dogs
Tens of chickens die of bird flu virus in Sarolangun
Again, Formaldehyde Chickens Confiscated by Police
Sudden Die Off of Hundreds of Poultry
Bird Flu Getting Worse, Chicken Depopulation Faces Difficulties
Thousands of Uncertified Poultry were Destroyed
West Java Highest for Bird Flu
One Health, A Must for the World
Population of Sumatran tigers decreasing
Two Sumatran Tigers Back to the Wild
Indonesia Agriculture Quarantine Agency and Australia Strengthen Animal Movement Control
Codex Conference will Decide the Status of E Sakazakii
Condition of Poultry Market in Tangerang is Concerning
Sales of AI Positive Dead Chickens Discovered
Vaccination for Poultry Sold in Kemiri Muka Market
Beef Vendors in Jabodetabek are Stopping Sales
Chicken Die Off; Baby is Suspected
To Anticipate AI, Sukoharjo Intensified Spraying of Markets
All Poultry in Kalideres Administrative Village (Kelurahan) will be Eliminated
Five Indonesians with bird flu infection go under WHO spotligh
Vaccine Aid Stopped, District Government of Blitar Launch Assistance for Farmers
Ministry of Agriculture will Immediately Send a Team to Brazil
Poultry Sweeping Continued
Woman dies of bird flu, lifting Indonesia's toll to 102
Sudden Chicken Die Off
A Number of Rare Birds Reproduce in Bali
Hundreds of Poultry Died in Sleman, Yogyakarta
Livestock Office Anticipate Diseased Sacrificial (Kurban) Animals
6 Sub-Districts in Bekasi Municipality Endemic for Bird Flu; AI Response in Jakarta
Puppies Confiscated
Six Sumatra Orang-Utans to be released into Jambi National Park
Thousands of Poultry are Targeted for Sweeping
WVD 2008 (photos)
1 Hospital Patient is Positive for Bird Flu
Bali Safari and Marine Park Has Successfully Bred Lions
Avian Influenza Update
Birth of Sumatran Tigers in Taman Safari Indonesia
Ponorogo Lacks AI Vaccines
Three Children Suspected for Bird Flu
Rabies Vaccination in Four Subdistricts in Sukabumi District
H7 Bird Flu in South Korea: Thousands of Ducks Slaughtered
West Java Out of Bird Flu Vaccines
Stringent Monitoring in Animal Markets
Poultry Culling Rejected
Latest Policies on Bird Flu
Price of Feed Ingredients Continue to Rise
Hundreds of Poultry Culled in Kendal and Tegal
Bird Flu Attacks Pagaralam (South Sumatra)
Bird Flu Attacks Chickens in Wonosobo
Ancestor of Chickens is the Red Jungle Fowl
Bio Farma Will Produce Avian Influenza Vaccines for Human in 2011
Another Outbreak of Bird Flu
Encourage Animal Husbandry by Giving Aid to Farmers
Contamination of Enterobacter sakazakii is Nothing New
Poultry Slaughtering Businesses Ready to be Regulated
Bird Flu Patient in Pekalongan was only a Suspect
Chicken Price Increased, Vendors Stopped Sales for a Week
Sudden Die Off of Hundreds of Chickens in East OKU
Palembang Caution for Bird Flu
Bird Flu Positive, All Quails were Culled
Bird Flu Attacks Ngadirojo
Beware of Rabid Dog Attacks
Task Force for Sacrificial (Kurban) Animals
Management of Bird Flu Considered Weak
Bird Flu Virus in Klaten has Spread to Sukoharjo
Moa Buffalos are Banned from Leaving West Southeast Maluku
CIVAS CONTINUOUS LEARNING EDUCATION PROGRAM
Pontianak Rejected 175 kg of Meat from Jakarta
Bird Flu Surveillance Officers Needed
Many Dead Chickens in Jambi are Bird Flu Positive
RI bird flu virus:Let's keep in scientific loop
Bird Flu Outbreak in East and Central Lampung is Spreading
Formula Milks will not be Recalled
600 Poultry Culled in Bukittinggi and Agam
Assistance of Veterinary Public Health Practicum
Bird flu kills Indonesian man, spreads through Asian poultry stocks
Hundreds of Wild Cats in Balikpapan Vaccinated
Two New Mammals Discovered in Papua
Poultry Breeding Threatened
CIVAS at Indo Livestock 2008
Poultry in Kayuringin Jaya Eliminated
Animal Slaughterhouse Will Soon Be Operated
Depok Builds a Special Slaughter Facility for Poultry
There is no AI Virus Transmission from Human to Human
Millions of Free Bird Flu Vaccine Handed Out
Funds from the European Union, Indonesian Ministry of Health Launches Bird Flu Program
Milk from Farmers are Threatened Wasted
CIVAS FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Birth of Sumatran Tigers in Taman Safari Indonesia
Sudden Die Off of Approximately 50 Chickens
40 Elephants on a Rampage
Beef Expensive, 50% Reduction of Slaughter
Livestock Feed Ingredients still Imported
North Jakarta Culled and Destroyed 1,556 Poultry
Petungsewu Animal Rescue Center Collapsed
Two Indonesian youths die of bird flu
World`s Rarest Rhinos make First Appearance on Video in Indonesia
Poultry farms to be rechecked
Sacrificial (Kurban) Animals are Guaranteed to be Anthrax Free
Poultry in Krajen Sub-Village Attacked by Bird Flu
Bird flu claims two more victims in RI
A Veterinary Law will be Issued
Farmers Pressured by Import Policy
10 AI Suspect Patients were Sent Home
Caution for Anthrax, Hundreds of Cattle from NTT and NTB Inspected
Scabies Infect Livestock in Muba, Sumatra
AI Resistance Increase
More bird flu patients in Tangerang, Garut
4 Meatball (Bakso) Outlets Mix Their Food with Pork
SYMPATHY ACTION WORLD VETERINARY DAY
Human Fatality has Reached 105 Cases
Patients of Rabies in West Manggarai Continues to Add
Avian Influenza Continuously Spreading, 12 Asahan Citizens Tested Negative
Confiscated Meat Destroyed at Airport
Sweeping for Poultry in Pulo Gebang
All Chickens Eliminated After [Bird Flu] Patient Died
Guelph Students’ Visit to CIVAS
Another Bird Flu Human Death
A Spread of Bird Flu is Suspected
Sacrificial (Kurban) Animals are Guaranteed Healthy
Hundreds of Poultry Destroyed
Poultry Farmers Under Pressure
Drastic Decrease in Long-Tailed Monkey Population
Improvement of Beef Trade Mechanism
Bird flu alert in Tebo regency
Don’t be Afraid of Formula Milk
Start the "One Health" Concept to Fight Against Zoonotic
Farmers Protest Ban on Poultry Shipment to Bali
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