Heavy rain caused flooding of the river and pouring chicken sheds. More than 10,000 chickens were drowned in Jinshan, Shanghai.

Last night (June 17th) in the city of Shenzhou, heavy rain fell due to rising water level near the river, resulting in river water intrusion. A chicken farmer located in Mudan Village of Zhujing Town, Jinshan City lost more than 13,000 live chickens overnight.

Around 14:30 today, the reporter came to the scene to see that there are still many dead chickens on the ground that have had to be packed. Yu Zhu, owner of the chicken shed, told reporters that last night’s heavy rains caused the nearby rivers to soar and the river water poured into the chicken sheds, and the water depth reached 30 cm. At that time, two pumps were used to pump water, but the water pumped out was still being poured back into the river, with little effect.

After the incident, the local village committee and the water service arrived on the scene. Because of fear that the dead chicken carcass may lead to an outbreak, the dead chickens were quickly packed into sacks. The reporter saw on the scene that there were dozens of sacks filled with dead chickens. It was put on the field side.

Yu Bo told reporters that he had started raising chickens since 2000, and the scale so far has reached 14,000. This flood drowned ten chicken sheds, causing more than 13,000 chickens to drown and survive. A few hundred. Can be described as heavy losses. According to Yu’s boss’ preliminary estimate, the loss was estimated at RMB 250,000.

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