[Different hospital, different adm. date than death #12.....]
News Headlines 2009-08-05 23:48
kUANTAN: A six-year-old boy died of Influenza A(H1N1) in Pahang wednesday, the first death from the disease in the state which raised the national death toll to 13.
Mohd Hyafiq (rpt) Hyafiq Aiman Mohd Saiful Afendi died at the Tengku Ampuan Afzan (HTAA) Hospital here at 12.40pm after suffering from pneumonia.
The boy's mother, identified only as Tia, said her son was admitted to the hospital on Aug 1 after he developed fever and complained of stomachache.
She said her only child, a pupil of the Unity Kindergarten in Taman Bukit Setongkol, was buried at the Bukit Ubi cemetery this evening.
She also claimed that she was not allowed to see her son while he was under quarantine at the hospital and was informed this afternoon that he had died.
Pahang Local Government, Environment and Health Committee chairman Datuk Hoh Khai Mun, when contacted by Bernama, confirmed the death but declined to elaborate. (Bernama)
Death #12 (6 yo):
He received treatment at a private hospital but was later admitted to Batu Pahat Hospital after his condition deteriorated.....died at about 2.30am on Wednesday.
?He was first admitted to a private hospital in Batu Pahat on July 26, and was later admitted to the Batu Pahat Hospital on July 30.
He received treatment at a private hospital but was later admitted to Batu Pahat Hospital after his condition deteriorated.....died at about 2.30am on Wednesday.
?He was first admitted to a private hospital in Batu Pahat on July 26, and was later admitted to the Batu Pahat Hospital on July 30.
kUANTAN: A six-year-old boy died of Influenza A(H1N1) in Pahang wednesday, the first death from the disease in the state which raised the national death toll to 13.
Mohd Hyafiq (rpt) Hyafiq Aiman Mohd Saiful Afendi died at the Tengku Ampuan Afzan (HTAA) Hospital here at 12.40pm after suffering from pneumonia.
The boy's mother, identified only as Tia, said her son was admitted to the hospital on Aug 1 after he developed fever and complained of stomachache.
She said her only child, a pupil of the Unity Kindergarten in Taman Bukit Setongkol, was buried at the Bukit Ubi cemetery this evening.
She also claimed that she was not allowed to see her son while he was under quarantine at the hospital and was informed this afternoon that he had died.
Pahang Local Government, Environment and Health Committee chairman Datuk Hoh Khai Mun, when contacted by Bernama, confirmed the death but declined to elaborate. (Bernama)
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