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**Treyfish** · January 9, 2012, 08:32 PM

Re: Four People Infected With Bird Flu Suspected Gowa,3 Family members dead

..and then they will all test negative

**Treyfish** · January 9, 2012, 09:07 PM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

A PREVIOUS story, before they are bf suspects..

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Three Brothers Mysterious Deaths
Allegedly Infected by Viruses, 15 Residents Evacuated to Dr Wahidin Sudirohusodo

Sungguminasa, DAWN - The three brothers in the hamlet Matteko, Erelembang Village, District Tombolopao reportedly died under mysterious circumstances. The three also died within the contiguous. Suspected death of a third

siblings was due to the virus.

Brothers reportedly died after suffering a high fever and sore throat. In part

residents in the remote village began to be evacuated to Dr Wahidin Sudirohusodo, Makassar, because it was feared had been infected with a deadly contagious disease.

Three brothers who died each Zul Asril (6 years), Amiruddin (17 years), and Nurmiati (14 years). One more relatives of the victims named Nismawati (16 years) and no less 14 other civilians, remains in intensive care at the department of Wahidin Sudirohusodo.

Gowa's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Heri Gaffar, Sunday, January 8, explains, Zul Asril began treatment at health center (Pustu) on December 20, 2011 last. Clinical symptoms complained of casualties is high fever, sore throat to bleed when spitting. From the results of the diagnosis of health workers, Zul suffering from tonsillitis pharyngitis or acute infection of the respiratory tract. However Zul finally died at 26

In December.

Brother Zul, Amiruddin be the next victim. Amiruddin reportedly began experiencing the same symptoms on 25 December. The information obtained by Dr. Heri, the victim's parents did not bring to the installation Amiruddin health. But
instead treated to a traditional healer. On December 30, Amiruddin followed his brother into the afterlife.

Only a day later, the health conditions Nurmiati went down drastically. Nurmiati also experience symptoms of sore throat. Unfortunately, the 14-year-old youth died on the way to the local health center, 3

In January.

Gowa own new Health Department informed the death of three brothers on 3 January. "Previously there info. But it is not clear alias confusing. Later on 3 (January) the new information

could be confirmed, "said Dr. Heri.

After ascertaining the truth of the information, the health department was immediately lowered the team moved quickly to the village health center Matteko. The officers worked day and night checks on all members of the victim's family following his neighbors. Saturday, December 7, the joint team from the Directorate Epim Kesma Ministry of Health, Central Health Laboratory (BBLK) South Sulawesi Health Office and the Public Health Service Matteko Gowa back to Hamlet. This time, the victim's family and neighbors taken blood samples for examination.

As a precaution, as many as 15 people, including entire families, were evacuated to the department of Wahidin Sudirohusodo, Makassar. Citizens suspected of suffering from severe clinical symptoms then are placed in isolation rooms. "Now we're just waiting for culture results BBLK germs by the province. It is estimated it will take up to a week," added Dr. Heri.

Until the results of laboratory tests have not come out, then the status of outbreaks (Extraordinary Events) can not be announced. However, if the results of laboratory tests showed the existence of an infectious disease threats and

deadly, it will be desirable to isolate the population.

Dr. Heri continued, while the results of the examination, the victim allegedly suffered from diphtheria the tonsils or acute infection of the respiratory tract. This deadly disease outbreak victims who do not generally pay much attention to environmental sanitation.

He also denied rumors that mention health department officials to ignore the case. Dr. Heri confirmed, health workers in remote villages that already take medication according to the procedure. But the

victims who did not perform control so that the treatment is lost.

"Maybe because of the distance (from the victim's home to Pustu) very much and the weather is bad. There were no mobile signal in a radius of 15-25 km. Yet the terrain is very tough," he explained. Camat Tombolopao, Andi Sura Suaib said the incident did not make the situation in Hamlet Matteko panic.
Society, he continued,continue business as usual. Villagers also been distributed antibiotics and vitamins. "Yesterday I left the location at 8 pm. There are two people with a fever and immediately rushed to hospitals Sheikh Yusuf. But it was a cold and now it's back," said Andi Sura contacted separately.

Previously had diphtheria epidemic and declared as outbreaks in East Java, in October 2011 last. A total of 329 residents of East Java declared infected and 11 people died.

Members of Parliament from the constituency Tombolopao Gowa, Nur Salam confirmed, Sunday, January 8, confirmed the incident. Nur Salam also participate in group health team. "But we do not yet know what his illness because he said his blood sample will still be examined in Surabaya," said Nur Salam.

Camat Tombolopao, Andi Sura Suaib also acknowledged the event. Based on the results of blood checks quickly (rapid test), confirmed the death of the deceased could not due to bird flu virus. Health team also took blood samples from the deceased's parents and some neighbors.

The results of further blood tests can only be known on Tuesday, tomorrow, or Wednesday, the day after. "If the data, we suggest you contact Puskesmasnya," said Andi Sura and a contact number for Health Center staff Tombolopao.

Unfortunately, the clerk at the health center Tombolopao is not much information.He only revealed that the first victim died on December 24, 2011 last. "We've sent all its data to the (health department) district. Immediately contact," he said.

Meanwhile, Head of South Sulawesi Provincial Health Office Dr.dr.H.Rachmat Latif, SpPD., M. Kes when confirmed last Sunday night via cell phone claimed not to know the cases that occurred in the hamlet Matteko, Erelembang Village, District Tombolopao, Gowa regency , it. "I do not know it, there has been no report came to me," he said.

Rachmat admitted on a working visit to several areas. Therefore he did not know the case of three citizens of Gowa meningalnya mysteriously. He also added, usually to a case that occurred at the district / city then the Chief Medical Officer (Health Office) steeped in the local case.

"You'd better ask around (Dinkes Gowa, red). Even so I will call on relevant parties tomorrow, to know clearly what the real issue," he explained. (Aha-RhD)

http://www.fajar.co.id/read-20120109...ggal-misterius

**Treyfish** · January 9, 2012, 09:46 PM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

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Gowa: Risnawati, Nurbaya, Arsil, and Wahid had to undergo a medical examination in isolation rooms Sudirohusodo Wahidin General Hospital, Makassar, South Sulawesi, on Monday (9 / 1). The four villagers Relemba, Tombolopao District, Gowa, it complained of pain in the throat and high fever. Moreover, three members of their families in one house reportedly died with similar complaints.

Took no chances, officials from South Sulawesi Provincial Health Office, direct refer them to the RSU Wahidin.

This hospital is a referral hospital of bird flu disease and isolate them in the center of infection.

Hospital officials have taken blood samples are then tested four patients for laboratory and get special handling during the treatment. Although the preliminary results of newly diagnosed acute inflammation of the throat, medics are still awaiting results of lab tests to ensure the illnesses suffered by the four residents.

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**Laidback Al** · January 10, 2012, 12:02 AM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

A 14 year old girl was confirmed with H5N1 from Makassar City in South Sulawesi and died on June 24, 2006.

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http://www.who.int/csr/don/2006_09_08a/en/index.html

Erreur 404

I believe that is the only WHO confirmed case from South Sulawesi.

**Laidback Al** · January 10, 2012, 01:32 AM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

Summary of Suspected H5N1 Cases, South Sulawesi Dec. 2011 ? Jan. 2012

Post #3 - Three brother from hamlet Matteko, Erelembang Village, District Tombolopao, Gowa regency {Dusun Matteko, Desa Erelembang, -5.1548463 119.8997855, Kecamatan Tombolopao, Kabupaten Gowa} have died.

A. Zul Asril (6 years) - Hospitalized on December 20, 2011, died December 26, 2011
B. Amiruddin (17 years) - Symptom onset on December 25, 2011, died December 30, 2011
C. Nurmiati (14 years) - Died January 3, 2012. This sibling was believed to have died from a virus.

15 other individuals remain in intensive care at the department of Wahidin Sudirohusodo.

D. Nismawati (16 years) a relative of four individuals listed above is being treated (post #3)
E. Risnawati (post #1)
F. Nurbaya (post #1)
G. Arsil (post #1)
H. Wahid (post #1)

10 remaining unidentified individuals being treated.

Post # 3 states that the rapid test was negative for H5N1, but it is not clear if this was test of just one of the three deceased brothers, or all of them, or individuals that are being isolated and treated.

Note - If several of these cases are confirmed, this would be the largest cluster of H5N1 cases in Indonesia since the cluster in the Karo Regency in 2006.

**Diane Morin** · January 10, 2012, 05:25 AM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

Machine translation

TUESDAY, 10-01-2012
Isolation Dinkes Erelembang
Sungguminasa, Upeks --- Public Health (Health Office) Gowa District can not ensure the type of disease that causes three Matteko Hamlet, Village Erelembang, District Tombolopao died.

"We are still awaiting results of laboratory tests," said Head of Health Office of Gowa, Herry Gaffar Darsin told reporters in Sungguminasa, Monday (9 / 1).
In order for the mysterious disease does not spread to other residents, some medical officers were deployed to the scene immediately. He also said it also do the insulation and block locations in the hope that the disease is not meluas.Selain fielded several medical officers, Herry party also claimed to have provided education and mass treatment for the disease does not spread Alluding to a mysterious illness that claimed three lives of victims It could be categorized as an extraordinary occurrence (KLB), Herry claimed not to cause the type of disease that can not be identified.

"This incident can not we categorize outbreaks, because it only affects one family only. What is clear at this time we are still waiting for laboratory results, to ensure the cause, "explained Herrick.

http://www.ujungpandangekspres.com/index.php?option=read&newsid=78884

**Anne** · January 10, 2012, 06:43 AM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

meluas : is " widespread "

Page not found | Muhammadiyah

http://www.muhammadiyah.or.id/muhfile/file/artikel/Muhammadiyah%20dan%20Matarantai%20Pembaruan%20Islam.doc

Kemunduran dunia Islam baik dalam lapangan keagamaan maupun politik dan peradaban pasca kejatuhan Baghdad dan Andalusia sungguh meluas dan berlangsung beberapa abad
Kemunduran monde islamique tant dans le domaine de la politique et la religion et la civilisation apr?s la chute de Bagdad et l'Andalousie a ?t? g?n?ralis?e et a dur? plusieurs si?cles.

**sharon sanders** · January 10, 2012, 07:07 AM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

Statin Dapat Bantuan dalam Kasus Influenza - HARUS BACA ayah ibu dokter perawat Indonesia http://www.oxfordjournals.org/our_jo...id/prpaper.pdf

**Gert van der Hoek** · January 10, 2012, 07:15 AM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

Link leads to video, no ventilators. The four patients seem to do OK.
Apparently strong suspicions of bird flu with the 3 deceased men.

Suspected [to be] Bird Flu Infected, 4 Citizens Gowa Insulated

Gowa (TVone)

Suspected bird flu, four citizens of Gowa regency, South Sulawesi, was recently forced to be isolated in the Hospital Dr. Wahidin Sudirohusodo, Makassar.

All four patients were forced to be isolated after three other people died from the disease.

The four residents are still a family that Nasir, Nurbaya, Nusmiati and Wahid. Currently the fourth condition of these patients began to gradually improve. To ensure that the cause of disease, the doctors are still awaiting results of blood tests from the lab.

Earlier, in the last two weeks three village residents Erelembang, Gowa regency is still one of this family died because of illness. The three men were allegedly infected with avian influenza virus disease.

TVoneNews

**Diane Morin** · January 13, 2012, 05:03 AM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

Machine translation

Friday, 13-01-2012
Gowa regency Help Residents
Esophageal Mysterious Disease

Sungguminasa, Upeks ---- The death of three brothers in Matteko Hamlet, Village Erelembang a mysterious disease Gowa regency attention.

Now, three citizens of other Erelembang, Rahmawati, Lismawati and M Natsir also hospitalized in Makassar Wahidin Sudiro Husodo.

"The cost of treating the three RS Wahidin, so dependents Gowa regency," said Head Tombolo Pao, Andi Sura Suaib, Thursday (12 / 1) .

According to a Sura, when the three residents suspected of contracting the deadly disease treated at health centers to the Wahidin, all costs made free.
Meanwhile, the Chief Medical Officer of Gowa regency, Heri Darsin Gaffar explained, it could not ensure the type of disease affecting the citizens.

http://www.ujungpandangekspres.com/view.php?id=79027&jenis=Metro

**Laidback Al** · January 13, 2012, 11:22 AM

Re: Indonesia - 4 Villagers Suspected Bird Flu - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

Now, three citizens of other Erelembang, Rahmawati, Lismawati and M Natsir also hospitalized in Makassar Wahidin Sudiro Husodo.

It is not clear if these three people were part of the 10 unidentified individuals previously reported to be in the hospital or if these are three additional suspected cases. If so, the total for this as yet still unidentified disease outbreak would now be 3 dead and 18 hospitalized.

**Vibrant62** · January 13, 2012, 11:41 AM

Re: Indonesia - Bird Flu Outbreak Suspected - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15-18 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

From Jan 10th

15 other individuals remain in intensive care at the department of Wahidin Sudirohusodo.

From the context of the above report, it would imply these are 3 new cases

**Laidback Al** · January 15, 2012, 11:11 PM

Re: Indonesia - Bird Flu Outbreak Suspected - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15-18 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

Bump this thread.

It is is now Monday morning (January 16th) about lunch time in Jarkata. It has been almost seven days since the first media report (post #1 by Treyfish) about a suspected H5N1 cluster in South Sulawesi. So when are official test results going to be announced????

**Laidback Al** · January 25, 2012, 11:46 PM

Re: Indonesia - Bird Flu Outbreak Suspected - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15-18 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Gowa, So. Sulawesi

Bump again.

The Ministry of Health in Indonesia should consider this post as another request for more information about these individuals from South Sulawesi.

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Where are the results of the tests? Were any of these individuals positive? If the results were negative, why not announce it?

South Sulawesi had one confirmed human case of H5N1 in 2006. There is no reason why there could not be human cases on the island in 2012.

Although our attention is focused on the dozen or so other potential bird flu victims scattered around Indonesia this past week (link), we are not forgetting about these poor sick and dead individuals from the Gowa regency in South Sulawesi. The world deserves a response from the Ministry of health on the status of these individuals.

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Indonesia - Bird Flu Outbreak Suspected - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15-18 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Matteko hamlet, Gowa, So. Sulawesi (Jan. 2012)

Indonesia - Bird Flu Outbreak Suspected - 3 Family members dead with similar symptoms, 15-18 contacts hospitalized in isolation - Matteko hamlet, Gowa, So. Sulawesi (Jan. 2012)

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