KASUS ANTRAKS TAHUN 2010-2012 DI BALAI BESAR VETERINER WATES YOGYAKARTA

Anthrax is a bacterial disease, caused by Bacillus anthracis, attacking ruminants and pigs, characterized by sudden death. Bacterium Bacillus anthracis, which is a type of rod-shaped bacilli with right-angled ends are gram positive. By In Vitro, bacilli forming a chain but, by In Vivo, single or paired-shaped bacilli. Animals suffering from anthrax, prohibited dissected carcass to avoid the chances of an organism to form spores. The disease is spread all over the world, especially in tropical countries. Job Training Activities (PKL) at Central Veterinary (BBVet) Wates, Yogyakarta, held for 5 days start on June 8 to April 12, 2013. Retrieval and data collection conducted at the Central Veterinary (BBVet) Wates,Yogyakarta about the anthrax cases in 2010-2012 by copying from books at Central Veterinary (BBVet) Wates, Yogyakarta by title: Animal Disease Maps from Java and Madura 2010 and print data directly from bank Epidemiology Laboratory Data BBVet Yogyakarta Wates 2010-2012. Anthrax cases during the years 2010-2012 the most common in 2011, 26 positive cases with a percentage of 4.28%. In 2010, 5 positive cases of 248 events with a percentage of 0.91%, and in 2012 only 3 positive cases out of 579 events with a percentage of 0.52%. All positive cases occurred in Central Java, in 2010, Sragen rank with most cases as many as three cases, Karanganyar two cases, and Boyolali zero cases. On In 2011, Sragen most many cases with 17 cases, Karanganyar zero cases, and Boyolali nine cases. In 2012 only Boyolali three cases of whereas regencies Sragen and Karanganyar zero cases