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  • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

    Originally posted by Shiloh View Post
    Source: http://suaramerdeka.com/smcetak/inde...itacetak=39189

    From the test was learnt culture of the virus and the inspection of RT-PCR was stated positive. Moreover the increase happened titer antibodies H5 bigger four fold times. As for the case was stated was confirmed when results of the test rapid H5NI also was stated positive. Moreover happened failed the breath that could make the patient die and be not alternative to the other cause.
    Clearly someone is LYING.

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    • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

      So this area will soon be KLB status, and looks to be a pretty big case of negatives
      CSI:WORLD http://swineflumagazine.blogspot.com/

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          The resident was asked to not maintain the Poultry in the Settlement
          On Friday, 14-11-2008
          MAKASSAR, BKM -- Following was treated by him 6 people that suspect bird flu in the Wahidin Sudirhusodo Hospital, Dinas Kesehatan of the Makassar City asked the community to be on the alert. Especially in the territory that was classified as serious the spreading of the virus H5N1 that caused the occurrence of bird flu or avian influenza (AI). Kadis Kesehatan of the Makassar City, Naisya T Azikin mentioned, there were two subdistricts in Makassar that was susceptible was attacked by bird flu, that is Biringkanaya and Manggala. He asked that the resident did not maintain the kind poultry anything in the settlement environment to prevent the spread of this deadly virus. "Two border territories were very serious bird flu, because of could not be supervised in a manner details" of the "movement in and out" of the "poultry from various areas." Moreover, the two territories had been gotten by the patient suspect bird flu, said Naisya, on Thursday (13/11). Apart from the two subdistricts, the traditional market also very serious was gotten by the bird flu virus.

          His article, this place became sale centres of the living chicken that was brought in from various areas. To minimise the fall of casualties resulting from this illness, Naisya asked for the resident to immediately came to the community health centre like that knew had the sign of bird flu. We provided medicine free. But if his sign clear, must be reconciled to the hospital, obviously him. The sign of the bird flu virus could be known if the person made directly contact with the poultry, afterwards the cough, pilek, the high fever, was difficult to breathe, had a headache, the weak feeling, hurt-hurt that happened for 1 to 2 week.
          To confirm positive not him was attacked by bird flu, only could with the blood inspection.
          Up until yesterday, Naisya claimed did not yet know whether the affected patient suspect bird flu and was treated in RS Wahidin positive or not. Because, the RS Wahidin side was still researching the sample of the resident's blood of this Sudiang District. Estimated, results of the inspection have gone out today. Nevertheless, Naisya coordinated to the Biringkanaya Subdistrict side and Manggala to alert.

          In Biringkanaya, the subdistrict side carried out the extermination of the poultry in the Sudiang District. The sub-district head Biringkanaya, AM Yasir admitted to co-operating with the police and the TNI to destroy the poultry. He also coordinated to all of his village head, to memonitoring all the community that still was maintaining his poultry. "If anything happening, I hoped the proaktif resident reported to the village head."
          Later we will at once take the action, he stressed. In spite of that the Sub-district Head Manggala, Syamsul Nature. He always made a plea so that his resident does not maintain the poultry in the settlement. Although having the poultry, must be maintained in accordance with the standard of the health that was dismissed by the government.
          "The day after tomorrow (besok,red) we spread out the simulation overcame bird flu in the Tamangapa district." The simulation would produce all the Manggala community, obviously him. (PR4/rus) http://www.beritakotamakassar.com/view.php?id=21301
          CSI:WORLD http://swineflumagazine.blogspot.com/

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            Moreover, the two territories had been gotten by the patient suspect bird flu, said Naisya, on Thursday (13/11). Apart from the two subdistricts, the traditional market also very serious was gotten by the bird flu virus...
            Asking for anybody sick please report for free tamiflu.
            A community simulation to overcome the bird flu, is that a "pandemic simulation party?".. sounds serious to me
            CSI:WORLD http://swineflumagazine.blogspot.com/

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            • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

              The sub-district head Biringkanaya, AM Yasir admitted to co-operating with the police and the TNI to destroy the poultry.
              They are getting help from their Army (TNI)

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              • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

                AVIAN INFLUENZA, HUMAN (73) INDONESIA, CONFIRMED, CLUSTER SUSPECTED

                [1] Case confirmed
                [2] Cluster suspected

                ******
                [1] Case confirmed
                Date: Wed 12 Nov 2008
                Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation AlertNet [edited]
                <http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/JAK418339.htm>


                Indonesian teenager dies of bird flu
                ------------------------------------
                A 15-year-old Indonesian girl has died of bird flu in Central Java, a
                health official said on Wednesday [12 Nov 2008], bringing the
                country's death toll from the disease to 113. The girl died last week
                [7 Nov 2008] after being treated at the Doctor Karyadi hospital in
                Semarang. "It has been confirmed by the Health Ministry labs," said
                Agus Suryanto, the head of the medical team treating the girl.

                Including the latest death, the virus has now infected 388 people in
                15 countries, killing 246 of them, according to data from the World
                Health Organisation (WHO). Indonesia has the highest toll of any
                nation. Although bird flu remains an animal disease, experts fear
                that the virus might mutate into a form easily passed from human to
                human, sparking a pandemic in which case millions could die.

                [Byline: Olivia Rondonuwu, Ed Davies)

                --
                Communicated by:
                Mike Nunn
                <Mike.Nunn@biosecurity.gov.au>

                [The circumstances of the teenager's death and the degree of her
                exposure to domestic poultry remain to be revealed. This report
                brings the WHO and the Indonesian tally of human avian influenza
                deaths into agreement.

                Semarang is located on the northern coast of Central Java and can be
                found using the HealthMap/ProMED-mail interactive map of Indonesia at
                <http://healthmap.org/promed/en?g=1627896&v=-6.913,107.621,6>. - Mod.CP]

                ******
                [2] Cluster suspected
                Date: Thu 13 Nov 2008

                Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation AlertNet [edited]
                <http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/JAK57510.htm>


                Indonesia to test 17 for bird flu in Sulawesi
                ---------------------------------------------
                A health ministry official said on Thursday [13 Nov 2008] that 17
                people from the same neighbourhood in the Indonesian city of Makassar
                in South Sulawesi are due to be tested for bird flu after falling
                sick. Chandra Yoga Adhitama, acting director-general of communicable
                disease control, said the group had been hospitalised after chickens
                in the surrounding area suddenly died. "Some were hospitalised
                yesterday [12 Nov 2008] and some today [13 Nov 2008]. I think it is a
                precaution by our officials after chickens died there," Adhitama
                said. He described the general health condition of the 17 as good and
                said that blood samples had been taken and would be sent to the
                health ministry laboratory in Jakarta for testing. "We are continuing
                to monitor their condition," he said, adding that only 4 of the group
                were adults.

                Suspected cluster cases can raise concerns about rare human-to-human
                transmission or that the virus might have mutated into a form that
                can pass easily among people.

                The country's largest known cluster of bird flu cases in humans
                occurred in May 2006 in the Karo district of North Sumatra province,
                where as many as 7 people in an extended family died. The World
                Health Organisation (WHO) said at the time that limited
                human-to-human transmission could not be ruled out but that the virus
                samples from the scene did not show any significant genetic mutations.

                Indonesia has the highest toll of any nation and a health official
                said on Wednesday [12 Nov 2008] that a 15-year-old Indonesian girl
                has died of bird flu in central Java, bringing the country's death
                toll from the disease to 113.

                [Byline: Telly Nathalia, Ed Davies, Valerie Lee]

                --
                Communicated by:
                ProMED-mail
                <promed@promedmail.org>

                [The island of Sulawesi can be located on the map of Indonesia at
                <http://www.lonelyplanet.com/maps/asia/indonesia/>.
                The city of Makassar can be located using the HealthMap/ProMED-mail
                interactive map at <http://healthmap.org/promed?g=1622786&&v=-6.913,107.621,6>.http://www.promedmail.org/pls/otn/f?..._ID:1000,74744
                CSI:WORLD http://swineflumagazine.blogspot.com/

                treyfish2004@yahoo.com

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                • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

                  Is it possible to estimate (or place upper/lower limits on) how much of this cluster is due to H2H transmission using the information we have?

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                  • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

                    Welcome 1000 Bluebirds!

                    We are still collecting information.

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                    • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

                      Originally posted by 1000 bluebirds View Post
                      Is it possible to estimate (or place upper/lower limits on) how much of this cluster is due to H2H transmission using the information we have?
                      H2H is determined by disease onset dates.

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                      • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

                        17 in hospital with suspected bird flu
                        Andi Hajramurni and Suherdjoko, The Jakarta Post, Makassar, Semarang
                        A South Sulawesi hospital was overwhelmed as it admitted in two days 17 patients believed to have bird flu, an official said Thursday.

                        The patients, mostly children, presented with symptoms of the disease, such as a high fever, cough and respiratory problems, spokesman for Wahidin Sudirohusodo General Hospital in Makassar, Andi Kurnia Bintang, said.
                        Kurnia said the first patient, 5-year-old Salman, was hospitalized Wednesday morning, followed in the evening by his siblings Nurul Awaliah, 3, and Nur Fadillah, four months old, and four neighbors.
                        He said the patients, all residents of Sudiang subdistrict in Biringkanaya district, Makassar, were brought to the hospital after suffering a high fever for about two days.
                        "According to Salman's parents, 27 chickens belonging to their neighbors died on Nov. 7. In the two days after that, their four chickens also died," he said.
                        Kurnia said the hospital had conducted urgent tests for the first seven patients, with the results indicating the presence of the H5N1 avian influenza virus.
                        The hospital is waiting for confirmation of the results from blood tests conducted by the Micro Laboratory of the Hasanuddin University Medical School and the Visual Conversion Reaction, he said.
                        He said the hospital had the other 10 patients admitted Thursday under observation while waiting for their test results.
                        "They showed symptoms of bird flu, such as a high fever and respiratory problems, but we are still waiting for the results of the rapid tests, thorax photos and blood tests," the hospital's emergency unit officer in charge Wasis Udaya said.
                        The hospital's bird flu team held a meeting Thursday to help deal with the situation, as this is the first time they have received such a large number of bird flu patients.
                        The hospital, which had set aside 11 beds for bird flu patients, had to expand its facilities following the outbreak.
                        Head of the husbandry division of the Makassar Marine and Agriculture Office, Sulistiawati, said the results of tests conducted on the dead chickens in the area showed the birds were infected by the avian influenza virus.
                        "We have conducted rapid tests on the chickens and the results showed some of the chickens were positive (infected by the virus)," Sulistiawati said.
                        She said her office had culled 20 chickens and disinfected the birds' cages in the subdistrict on Wednesday.
                        Her team plans to gather all chickens in the area, hoping residents will voluntarily hand over their birds for culling.
                        Meanwhile, dozens of birds in the neighborhood of DS, 15, who died of bird flu in Semarang, Central Java, last week were culled Thursday.
                        The culling was conducted in a field in the Medoho area in Gayamsari district. Central Java has had 14 cases of bird flu in humans with 11 deaths since 2003.

                        http://old.thejakartapost.com/detail...114.A05&irec=4

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                          Preliminary timeline for possible human H5N1 cluster, Sudiang, Makassar (17 individuals)
                          Note: There is some uncertainly of the family relationships of these suspected individuals.

                          Date: Nov 12

                          Family 1
                          Salman (6 years 10 months), sib. Isolation. Symptoms Nov 10 - index case?
                          Nurul Awaliyah/Awaliah/Andia/ (3 years 6 months), sib. Isolation
                          Nur Fadillah/Nur Matan (4 months, F), sib. Isolation.
                          Saleha/Saleha (10/11/12 years 3 months), sib?. Isolation.

                          Family 2 {Jefri (30) father}
                          Irwan (5/6/8), Isolation. sib.
                          Fauzi (Rajab) (3 months), Isolation. sib. Symptoms: Nov 11

                          Individual
                          Johani/Yohani(50/60), Isolation.

                          Date: Nov 13

                          Ilham (2)
                          Firdaus (6)
                          Alif (3 months)
                          Desi (5)
                          Eki Desviani (5 months)
                          Rahmawati (2)
                          Hartati (26)
                          Nuraine (31)
                          Hasnawati (34)
                          Annisa (6)

                          credits to Commonground for compiling this list

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                          • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

                            Update from Sulawesi

                            Friday, 14 2008

                            17 Patients Suspect Bird Flu are still being treated



                            MAKASSAR - MI: 17 patients with suspected bird flu suspect still intensively treated in isolation rooms, Room fern, the Regional Hospital Dr. Wahidin Sudirohusodo, Friday (14/11).

                            According to spokesman Tim Handling Bird Flu Regional Hospital Dr. Wahidin Dr Khalid Salih, the condition of the 17 suspect bird flu patients are currently treated the condition is quite good, except Firdaus, 6, which is still a high fever.

                            "We are still awaiting the results of a sample of blood and mucus that have been sent to Balitbang Health in Jakarta. So to this day, we can not determine whether the 17 patients infected with the H5N1 virus, "said Khalid.

                            It said the same Head Makassar City Health Office Naisyah Azikin. According to Naisyah, a team from the Office of Health is still awaiting the results of blood tests for about a week longer, because the blood sample sent 10 patients, a new Friday (14/11) morning.

                            On the other hand Makassar Mayor Andi Herry Iskandar in the information persnya after seeing the condition of the patient suspect bird flu and coordinate with the team of doctors who handle patients suspect bird flu said, to anticipate the number of additional patients, then appointed seeking Faisk Islam as a reference for other hospitals handling patient suspected to be infected with the Avian Influenza (AI). (LN/O

                            Berita Terkini Seputar Opini, Berita Terbaru Indonesia, Berita Hari Ini, Berita Terpopuler, Media Indonesia | Referensi Bangsa


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                            • Re: Indonesia: Human Cases 8 Oct 2008 +

                              Some confirmation on the patients in Makassar Hospital: the 17 are a family of 6 (1 adult and 5 children) and 10 or 11 neighbours (mostly children).


                              Suspected to be infected with Bird Flu

                              One family stayed in Room Isolation Hospital Wahidin


                              indosiar.com, Makassar - Waspadalah against the bird flu virus, because until now the virus is still potential to turn infect people. In Makassar, South Sulawesi, a family must undergo intensive treatment in hospital isolation room Wahidin Sudiro Husodo because the virus is suspected to have bird flu this.

                              Six members from one family in Kampung Tangkijangan origin, Neighborhood Sudiang, she is now treated in isolation rooms in the building fern Hospital Wahidin Sudiro Husodo, Makassar.

                              Six patients, consisting of five children and one adult
                              of these diseases with symptoms similar to bird flu, such as high fever and difficulty breathing. The suspicion is strengthened by the tens of dead chickens around the house victims.

                              Head of Unit Emergency Hospital Wahidin, Wasis Udaya, will review a sample of blood for the patients examined.

                              In addition to the six patients treated in isolation rooms, as many as ten neighbors also examined the victims themselves to the hospital because Wahidin experienced symptoms similar to bird flu patients.

                              If symptoms of bird flu increasingly stronger, will be entirely diisolasi fern in the building.



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                                RS WAHIDIN MAKASSAR treated 17 Bird FLU Patients

                                Metrotvnews.com, Makassar: totalling 17 flattest patients bird flu up to now still is treated in the Wahidin Sudirohusodo Hospital, Makassar, South Sulawesi.

                                At this time space of the place isolation of the patients was treated was guarded tight by the official of the security.

                                From 17 patients 13 including being children. They were the resident of the Sudiang District, Kecamatan Biringkanaya.

                                Casualties's family said, in their residence territory was found by several chickens died suddenly. Not long after this incident of several residents was known began to suffer the fever that was accompanied breathless.

                                Mayor of Makassar Andi Herry Iskandar with the party came to visit the flattest patients this bird flu. The mayor also spoke to the hospital side concerning the illness that was suffered by 17 patients.

                                Up to now the sample of blood of the patients is still being researched in the laboratory. It was not yet known definitely whether they positive suffered bird flu or not.

                                As far as this is concerned the extermination against the poultry animal in the patient's residence was carried out to prevent the spreading of the spread of the virus from chickens that died suddenly. (

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