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Friday, April 8, 2011

caterpillars attack some areas in Indonesia



















Kendal - After successfully creating fear and sense of itch for residents in several districts in East Java. Now, thousands of caterpillars began to expand the area of ​​attack to enter the territory of Central Java Pronvinsi.
Caterpillar attacks across the province, found to have attacked a number of places Kendal regency, Central Java.
Caterpillar attack in Kendal regency, Central Java found in Cipta Karya and Office Complex Spatial Kendal. Thousands of fish found caterpillars have attacked the leaves and stems of mango trees and Angsana tree species that are around the complex in the northern Gaza Bugangin Kendal.
Mohamad Toha, Head of Copyright Works and Spatial Kendal said, to eradicate the caterpillars on the trees around Disiciptaru office has been coordinating with the Department of Agriculture Kendal. "We hope standardized Kendal spraying for caterpillars attack does not extend to other places," said Toha, Tuesday (05/4/2011).
According Toha, the presence of caterpillars troubling enough employees within Disciptaru, because not only attack the tree, caterpillars also stuck to the walls of the office. "Employees complained of itching especially at the seat of their motorcycle parking is also no caterpillars," added Toha.
Prior was found in Kendal, Central Java, caterpillars attack in East Java is known more widespread, after attacking 8 districts in Probolinggo and 2 districts in Pasuruan. This time thousands of caterpillars attacked a district in Banyuwangi.
Meanwhile, after nearly two weeks since the attack panicked millions of caterpillars. Now, residents who live in 8 districts affected caterpillar attack in Probolinggo, East Java, was able to breathe with relief and smiled. Because the caterpillars have turned into a butterfly.
Thousands of butterflies of various sizes seen floating around the cabin Wuluh Village, District and Village Leces Kedung Rejo, District banks, Probolinggo district. A number of children in both regions look so familiar to the thousands of yellow butterflies.

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