According to Information Minister Khieu Kanharith's Facebook page, "Mr. Pen Setha, Director of the Veterinary Office of the Battambang Provincial Department of Agriculture, said that after receiving the information, he went to a chicken farm owned by Ho Nam Chea. The health officer is located in Prek Ta Chreng village, Prek Narin commune, Ek Phnom district, Battambang province. After inspecting a series of 1,300 dead chickens, both large and small, from January 5 to 7, the professional officers cooperated with the owners to bury the dead chickens so that they could not be eaten and sold, and then sprayed with disinfectant. And too.
He confirmed that the chicken farm also raises ducks as a family, and that the farm is isolated, not the villagers nearby. The villagers do not raise many chickens, only a few.
HE Veng Sakhon, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, confirmed to Bayon TV on the evening of January 11 that the results of the test on more than 1,000 dead chickens in Prek Ta Chreng village, Prek Narin commune, Ek Phnom district, Battambang province. Has been shown to be avian influenza (H5N1), but the virus does not affect humans.
Mr. Chhim Vachira, Director of the Battambang Provincial Department of Agriculture, called on the people who report any sick or dead chickens and suspected colds, please immediately report to the local authority and the veterinary office of the Department of Agriculture to intervene immediately.
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