Indonesia - H1N1 - Confirmed Deaths 10

[Gert van der Hoek]

2 Positive cases of Pig Flu were found in Indonesia

Jakarta - two patients were expected by pig flu in Indonesia was stated positive was infected by the virus H1N1. This matter was stated by Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari in the press conference in the Department of the Health, Street HR Rasuna Said, Southern Jakarta, on Wednesday (24/6/2009).

Two patients were a pilot and a foreign citizen from England that lived in Australia.

A pilot had the initials WA (37), at this time still underwent the maintenance in the Sulianti Saroso Hospital.

The "story before being sick, WA visited to Australia on June 14 and afterwards to Hong Kong on June 18." Enter RS Sulianti Saroso on June 19 with the fever complaint, obviously Siti Fadilah.

It was further that he explained, at this time the quite good situation of the patient's fever and still was isolated through to the virus H1N1 became negative.

Now, BM (22), the English resident who was domiciled at Australia was stated positive pig flu after he underwent the maintenance in RS Sanglah Denpasar, Bali. BM visited to Bali on June 19.

He experienced the fever was accompanied by the cough and took medicine to the hospital on June 20. After being checked, he was reconciled to RS Sanglah to undergo treated inap.

"At this time his situation was good and still was isolated," obviously Menkes.

She also mentioned had four Indonesian citizens that are H1N1 positive. Three including living in Singapore, and other in Beijing, China.

http://news.okezone.com/read/2009/06/24/1/232460/2-kasus-positif-flu-babi-ditemukan-di-indonesia

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Confirmed Cases - 2

Indonesia confirms first cases of H1N1 flu virus

Wed Jun 24, 2009

JAKARTA, June 24 (Reuters) - Indonesia's health minister confirmed on Wednesday the country's first cases of the H1N1 flu virus after an Indonesian pilot in Jakarta and a British woman in the resort island of Bali tested positive for the virus.

The 22-year-old British woman had been living in Australia, while the pilot, 37, had travelled to Australia and Hong Kong, Health Minister Siti Fadillah Supari said.

The minister told a news conference that she believed both cases had originated from Australia and there was no evidence the virus had spread in Indonesia, the world's fourth-most populous country with 226 million people.

"I assure you Indonesians have not been infecting other Indonesians. Both cases were transmitted from abroad," she said, adding that those in contact with the two confirmed sufferers had been screened for the virus.

She urged health authorities in Bali, the country's main tourism hub, to increase surveillance of those visiting the island from abroad.

The minister also said she was concerned that if H1N1 got a foothold in Indonesia there was a risk it could combine with the much deadlier H5N1 bird flu virus.

Indonesia has the highest death toll from bird flu of any country, with the country's bird flu commission confirming 119 deaths from the disease.

http://www.reuters.com/article/africaCrisis/idUSJAK466174

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Indonesia Finds Swine Flu Virus After Exporting Cases (Update1)



By Jason Gale and Naila Firdausi

June 24 (Bloomberg) -- Indonesia reported its first swine flu infections, two days after it was listed by the Singapore health ministry among countries known to have exported cases to the city-state.

An Indonesian pilot who had traveled to Australia and Hong Kong before falling ill is recovering in Jakarta, and a British woman who arrived from Australia is hospitalized in Bali, Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari said today. Tests on relatives of the pilot were negative for the new H1N1 virus, she said.

Health officials worry that transmission of the virus in Indonesia, Southeast Asia?s most-populous nation, would increase the chances that the bug combines with the H5N1 bird flu strain that?s lethal in three of every five reported cases. Indonesia accounts for a third of the 433 fatal bird flu cases reported to the World Health Organization worldwide.

?What we fear is if H1N1 combines with H5N1,? Supari told reporters in Jakarta. ?The combined virus may have the ease of spread, like H1N1 has, with the increased virulence of H5N1.?

The bug may have been circulating in Indonesia if infected travelers from the nation carried it into Singapore. People carrying the virus typically take two to seven days to develop a fever, cough and other symptoms.

?So far, there are no local cases,? Supari said, adding that visitors from Australia to Bali, a popular holiday destination, will be screened more carefully for the virus. ?I am, frankly, concerned about visitors from Australia. We will add special measures for this.?

Exported Cases

Indonesia, which neighbors Singapore, is among 15 places where the virus has spread in the community or which are known to have exported cases, Singapore?s health ministry said. Others include Hong Kong, Australia and Thailand, it said.

More than 52,000 cases have been reported by at least 90 countries, the WHO said on June 22. The Geneva-based agency is watching for signs the disease is worsening as the germ circulates globally, creating opportunities for its genes to mutate or combine with those of other viruses. The WHO on June 11 declared that swine flu had triggered the first influenza pandemic since 1968.

In Singapore, students and staff who have visited affected countries since June 22 are required to take a seven-day leave of absence from school, the nation?s Ministry of Education said in a statement yesterday. Those who are unwell while in school and have traveled recently to affected countries will be isolated and taken by ambulance for medical treatment, the ministry said.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601124&sid=amLm58j9Lm8o

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?What we fear is if H1N1 combines with H5N1,? Supari told reporters in Jakarta. ?The combined virus may have the ease of spread, like H1N1 has, with the increased virulence of H5N1.?

from the person who insisted A/H1N1 couldn't thrive in Indonesia.

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Source: http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nu...183538,id.html

Turis Asal Australia Positif Flu Babi, Pasien Kedua di Indonesia
Rabu, 24 Juni 2009 | 14:42 WIB

Google translation:

The Australian tourist Positive Flu Pig, two patients in Indonesia

Wednesday, 24 June 2009 | 14:42 WIB

TEMPO Interactive, Denpasar: A female tourist origin Australia, Bobie Masoner, who is now 22 years old treated at the hospital isolation room Nusa Indah, Sanglah, Denpasar, Bali, expressed positive infected with H1N1 influenza virus or swine flu. Therefore the Head of Public Health I Nyoman Bali when contacted Suteja Tempo, Rabu (24 / 6). According to him, the certainty that was submitted to the health minister, who has been ordered to follow them up. This conclusion based on known results from the examination of health research laboratory owned by the health department in Jakarta.

Suteja words, the parties have cooperated with hospitals to handle patients Sanglah according applicable procedures. The patient will still be treated up to 7 days to come, according to the disease incubation period of the H1N1 flu.''Cost treatment and care by the government of Indonesia and has been coordinating with the Australian consulate,''a Suteja.

Described, the fixed mode of spread of this H1N1 flu virus. Action continues to be control, travelers checks from the Ngurah Rai Airport in using the thermal scanner and cleaner body disinfection, and if tourists have suspected bird flu infected pigs, the patient will be taken to the hospital. ''We have to prepare as many as 14,000 drug tamiflu capsule and each capsule 3500 in each district in Bali,''Suteja clear.

Suteja added, his side also has worked with the hotel and tourism guests to immediately report the suspected H1N1 virus infection to local health agencies.

In the meantime, patients infected with H1N1 flu virus will be treated in isolation space Sanglah Hospital. ''No need to have a hospital room or special care flu H1N1,''his him.

Agus a doctor Somia check Bobie Masoner, Bobie said incoming examined themselves to Sanglah Hospital on Sunday (21 / 6) at around 17:00 WITA. High heat symptoms, fever, cough and runny nose. After further examination, it is a new flu virus infected pigs.

Bobie Masoner addition, at this time Sanglah Hospital is also a tourist center caring home Victoria, Australia, George Cotman, 12 years old. He was taken to Sanglah Hospital, on Tuesday (23 / 6) night. Agus said Somia, the symptoms of patients with fever and heat the body temperature above 37.8 degrees Celsius. But not yet ascertained whether the patient is infected swine flu or not. Patients''are treated in the Isolation Room Nusa Indah RS Sanglah and start condition improved,''said Agus Somia.

Minister of Health Siti Fadillah Supari, Wednesday (24 / 6) today in Jakarta, said Indonesia now participate positively affected by the global outbreak of swine flu virus. Until this day, known there were two patients who have been positively affected by the H1N1 virus. According to the minister of health, the patient first pilot of a new home from a trip to Australia (14 / 6) and Hongkong (18 / 6). "He is a WA, a pilot aged 37 years," said Siti Fadillah Supari's office in Jalan Rasuna Said, Jakarta, today. He is a citizen of Indonesia as a professional pilot in the domestic airlines. Swine flu patients this first, it is still treated in the Infectious Diseases Hospital Sulianto Saroso, North Jakarta, which is a referral hospital for the official pengananan disease and swine flu infection of bird flu.

Whereas the second patient, Bobie Masoner, who is now treated Sanglah Hospital, Denpasar, Bali. "BM, age 22 years is a British citizen who lived in Australia, a visit to Bali on 19 June," said Health Minister Siti Supari Fadillah.

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Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Confirmed Cases - 3

google translated

One patient in Bali H1N1 Positive

Friday, 26 June 2009

Denpasar (ANTARA News) - Chairman of the team's flu A H1N1 Dr Agus Somia in Denpasar, Friday said a patient named George Colmant (12) of Australians expressed positive with H1N1 virus.

"Based on the results of laboratory tests, George Coltman Australians expressed positive with swine flu," he said.

Patient until Friday (26 / 6) is treated in the General Hospital Center (RSUP) Sanglah, Denpasar, Bali.

In this hospital had treated the patient "suspect" H1N1 called Bobie Masoner (22), also of Australia.

However, according to Agus, Bobie Masoner already allowed home because conditions have improved, and already pass infeksius.

He said that although the home is permitted, Bobie while not advisable to leave the home or contact with other people.

"The infeksius during the seven days are through, Bobie and health conditions have improved. Patients have been allowed to return this, but we're concerned for a while does not contact with other people," he said.

Sanglah Hospital, Denpasar currently caring for three patients, namely George Coltman (12) expressed positive with swine flu, and the patient's "suspect" that is Tayla (14) women and a son James (10), both of them Australians.

"They experience the same symptoms, and current health condition began to improve," said Agus.

However, James (10) according to the complaint he was still experiencing pain and cough when eating, so should a more intensive supervision.

He said they were still awaiting results of laboratory examination of Litbangkes and from the Faculty of Medicine Udayana University (Unud) Denpasar, Bali.

"Patient-patient was treated according to procedure, including the drug Tamiflu be taken and specimens from his throat and another sample for review," said Agus.

http://www.antaranews.com/view/?i=1246009012&c=NAS&s=KES

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Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Confirmed Cases - 8

google translated

Patients Flu A (H1N1) increases So Eight People

Sunday, 28 June 2009 1

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The number of patients influenza A (H1N1) in Indonesia that have been
confirmed positive through a laboratory examination to be increased from six
eight people.

"There are six new cases of positive, three Australian citizen, and three citizens
Indonesia. But all cases are imported, "said Health Minister Siti Fadilah
Supari kediamannya in which is located on Jalan Denpasar, Jakarta, Sunday.

Three Australian citizen who was reportedly infected with flu A (H1N1) are
Bali in the boys berinisial GC (12), daughter berinisial MT (14)
and son berinisial JA (10).

They smth, who are in a plane with a British citizen berinisial BM
(22) stated that previously infected with flu A (H1N1), are now treated in
Sanglah Hospital, Denpasar.

Meanwhile, an Indonesian citizen kegita positive infected flu A (H1N1) that is
women berinisial AG (18) and brother of men lakinya-TP (19) and women
berinisial AM (22).

"AG and TP-out streets of Singapore, is the new AM home from Australia,"
he said.

The three Indonesian citizens infected with the influenza A virus new to the
are now treated in the Infectious Diseases Hospital Sulianti Saroso, Jakarta.

Previously there were two people who expressed a positive influenza A virus infection
(H1N1) that is a pilot berinisial WA (37) and BM origin Jakarta (22), citizen
countries who live in the UK and Australia are in Bali.

WA on 14 June a visit to Australia on 18 January and to Hong Kong. 19
June have a fever ago he examined himself to Infectious Diseases Hospital
Sulianti Saroso and treated up to now is still there.

BM 19 while on a visit to Bali in June and on 20 June to the House treatment
Sanglah pain (Denpasar) to bring health alert (Health Allert
Card). "He is now healed, is home from the hospital," he said.

He says, A new flu patients are allowed out of hospital isolation room
declared negative after recovery from infection or influenza virus A (H1N1).

This is, according to him, is done to prevent the influenza virus A (H1N1) spread
quickly in the community, as happened in some neighboring countries.

Siti Fadilah further explains, the government increase awareness
with respect to the addition of new cases.

"Letters cycle related cases sent back to a new area that they
increase vigilance. Activities in all health facilities, including home
ill, port health offices, and laboratories are also improved, "he said.

The Government, he said, also increase the readiness of the logistics, human resources and
education to the community.

He also mengimbau a new home communities from countries with which
and experiencing symptoms of flu and to report immediately to the facilities themselves examined
health services.

"Or, to report to Posko KLB via phone number 021-4257125, fax number
021-42877588 or e-mail address to poskoklbp2pl@yahoo.com, "he explained.

In addition, people living diimbau implement behavior with washing
hands with soap and running water, close the mouth when coughing and sneezing, and
traveling and not put on masks fell ill during a flu.

"That to avoid influenza infection, that do not have to spread
between the Indonesian citizens, "said Minister of Health. (*)

http://www.antaranews.com/view/?i=1246181511&c=NAS&s=KES

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Source: http://www.hariansumutpos.com/2009/0...-flu-babi.html

Google translation:
Repotnya Caring for Patients Medical Officer-Flu patients Pigs
10:40 | Sunday, 28 June 2009
HIV / AIDS shall be Terusik privacy

The medical staff at the Sanglah Hospital, Denpasar, Bali, in a few days this increases busy. They have to treat patients infected terindikasi and influenza A H1N1 virus (the cause of swine flu). How do I place a duty on the risk of contracting the disease is dangerous?

Didik D. Praptono, Denpasar

The atmosphere in the room care Nusa Indah RS Sanglah morning until noon yesterday, more visible from the busy day-to-day usually. Some nurses appear to walk with quick steps. As a hurry. Half of them closed face mask. The doctor on duty was also to cover half the face with a mask.

That is done to prevent the occurrence of the virus. Nusa Indah treatment room Sanglah Hospital, is one of the rooms that are currently used to treat patients who terindikasi flu and infected pigs.

Places that are deliberately built to treat special patients, such as the infected bird flu, rabies, and cases of other tropical diseases.
While some Australians in Bali who are infected with swine flu, then they are treated in the place. There are two floor isolation room equipped with negative pressure room.

with a maximum of 23 beds. There also created the system in such a way so that the air is removed safely, and where the virus does not spread everywhere.

Bali in a few days this is becoming the serious attention of government, the spread of disease associated with swine flu. Some of the original Australian tourist who was there, it was stated positive bird flu pigs. Some of the more suspect H1N1 stated.

Conditions like this make Pemprov Bali declare the case of swine flu in Bali as the exceptional circumstances (KLB). KLB this statement was delivered Kadiskes I Nyoman Bali dr Sutedja MPH.

Kebagian busy to handle the patients swine flu in Bali, is the officer in Sanglah Hospital.

Since the arrival of flu patients pigs origin Australia Sunday last week (21 / 6), visible difference in the activity Sanglah Hospital. This is as recorded in the counter room, in front of the Installation Emergency Care.

Officials there are usually never wear masks, they now have to work during bermasker. "Ideally it should be used since such a (wearing masks), as to anticipate dangerous contagious disease. However, we always ignore. And at this time because so many foreigners who come and have a swine flu, then we become afraid. So had to wear masks, "said Sri, one of the officers at the IRD Sanglah Hospital.

Until yesterday, the largest referral hospitals in Bali-Nusa Tenggara, the record still have three foreign diisolasi because flu infected pigs. Two of them have been declared positive.

Since RS Sanglah foreign tourists into jujukan affected swine flu, a number of journalists are often menyanggong start there. So, this makes patients at the VCT clinic space Nusa Indah RS Sanglah feel terusik convenience. His space between VCT clinics and patient care swine flu, not so much.

Patients who come to the VCT clinic is that most patients with HIV / AIDS who are consulted. Soal ketidaknayaman patients in that place, is the head space Clinic VCT Sanglah Hospital, Sagung Anom Suryani.
VCT is found in the room yesterday afternoon he said, since the emergence of H1N1 cases, patients are feeling very disturbed. "Our patients feel disturbed his privacy. This is because they have a psychological nature sensitive, "explained.

If Sagung told about the patient-patient who feels disturbed privacinya, dr Putu Siadi Purniti Sp.A have experience of making, when dealing with swine flu patients who are still children. He is James Antonuccio (10 years). Patients berkewarganegaraan Australia, the tingkahnya some officials worry that merawatnya.

"He often took the tool, including stroke here and there. This clearly will be very influential, "said Putu. Because, that way, it will be easier for the occurrence of transmission.

He then told, when it comes, James have symptoms of cough, and pain when swallow. After review, he stated positive bird flu infected pigs Litbangkes confirmation of the results to the Sanglah Hospital.

To prevent the occurrence of transmission, the RS Sanglah provide tamiflu berdosis low patient to the family in the waiting patients. "The efforts that we do to a family that does not wait to spread the virus to other people," said Head of Medical Services Hospital Sanglah dr Gusti Lanang Suartana. (Jpnn / KUM)

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Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Confirmed Cases - 8

Source: http://news.my.msn.com/regional/arti...mentid=3415172

Agence France-Presse - 6/28/2009 12:43 PM GMT
Indonesia confirms new swine flu cases: minister

Three Australian children were among six newly confirmed swine flu cases in Indonesia, bringing the country's total infections to eight.

Three Australian children were among six newly confirmed swine flu cases in Indonesia on Sunday, bringing the country's total infections to eight.

Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari said two boys aged 10 and 12 and a girl aged 14 had been on the same flight from Australia to the resort island of Bali as a 22-year-old Briton who had earlier tested positive for the A(H1N1) virus.

Three other new Indonesian cases included two relatives who had visited Singapore and a 22-year-old woman who visited Australia.

"All the six are doing fine," said Supari, adding that the Australians are now being isolated at Bali's Sanglah hospital and the Indonesians at a Jakarta hospital.

No cases had been confirmed in Indonesia until last Wednesday when the Briton and an Indonesian pilot tested positive. Both have since been discharged from hospital, Supari said.

Indonesia last week expressed concern that Australian tourists flocking to Bali's beaches are bringing swine flu into the country, which had so far avoided the worst of the pandemic.

Australia is the worst-hit country in the Asia-Pacific region with over 3,500 swine flu cases and five related deaths.

Supari said that so far there had been no cases of human-to-human transmission in Indonesia and that the country would remain vigilant.

Indonesian authorities earlier in the year increased the use of body temperature scanners at airports and imposed a ban on the import of live pigs and pork products in a bid to combat the disease, which has been declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization.

The A(H1N1) influenza, which emerged in Mexico in April, has killed over 260 people worldwide and infected nearly 60,000 people in over 100 countries.

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Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Confirmed Cases - 8

Source: http://www.antara.co.id/en/view/?i=1246277843&c=NAT&s=

Number of swine flu victims in Bali increasing
Monday, June 29, 2009 19:17 WIB | National | | Viewed 34 time(s)
Denpasar (ANTARA News) - The number of patients infected with the H1N1 strain of virus in Bali has up to now increased to four persons, director of Denpasar`s Sanglah General Hospital I Gusti Lanang Suartana Putra said.

"Four previously suspected H1N1 carriers have been tested positive," Suartana Putra said here on Monday. He said that on Sunday the hospital got confirmation from Jakarta that two latest suspects at Sanglah hospital were swine flu carriers.

He said that two patients who were previously declared positively carriers of H1N1 virus were Bobie Masoner (22) and George Coltman (12).

Masoner is a Briton who stays in Australia while Coltman is an Australian.
James Antonocciu(10), an Australian boy was declared H1N1 virus carrier on Saturday, and on Sunday, a girl, Tayla Marco (14) of Australia, was also positively infected with the virus.

Of the four swine flu patients, only Masoner has been allowed to leave the hospital (on Friday last week) because she has passed the infectious period.

The three others are still being intensively treated at the isolation rooms of Sanglah hospital. They are also waiting for the results of the final laboratory tests.

"The three patients have gained better conditions. Their body temperature has returned to normal and are no longer complaining flu pain. If the final lab tests indicated negative, and they have passed the infection period, they might be allowed to go home," Suartana Putra said.

Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari said on Wednesday last week that besides Masoner, a pilot in Jakarta was also said to have contracted H1N1 strain of virus.
Besides Masoner, the miniser also said that swine flu had also infected a pilot identified as WA (37) from Jakarta.

WA visited Australia on June 14 and Hong Kong on June 18. On June 19, he suffered from fever and went to see a doctor at Sulianti Saroso hospital in Jakarta.

Masoner arrived in Bali on June 19 and with a health alert card was admitted to the Sanglah Hospital in Bali on June 20.(*)

[Gert van der Hoek]

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Pondok Indah Resident Positive Pig Flu

01/07/2009

Jakarta - pig Flu (H1N1) attacked the resident of teh elite, Pondok Indah Southern Jakarta. The woman with the initials AM currently is treated in RSPI Sulianti Saroso, Jakarta Utara.

Has "been positive pig flu," said Kasudin Kesmas South Jakarta, Togi Hasman, when being contacted by the reporter, on Wednesday (1/7/2009). AM was the resident of Pondok Indah that went to class in Australia. She came home to Indonesia on June 24 through the Soekarno-Hatta Airport.

At the time of in the airport, AM did not show the sign of pig flu. "On June 25 experienced hot the body," he said. am afterwards was run off with to RS Pondok Indah on June 26 2009.

Results headed to pig flu. Finally on that day also immediately was brought to RSPI Sulianti Saroso, Jakarta Utara to be treated intensive. "Now already in isolation space," said Togi. (asp/aan)

http://www.detiknews.com/read/2009/07/01/151529/1157229/10/warga-pondok-indah-positif-idap-flu-babi

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Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Confirmed Cases - 9

They are in Singapore

Thursday, July 2, 2009

16 Indonesian students infected with H1N1 virus

Irawaty Wardany , The Jakarta Post , Jakarta | Thu,
07/02/2009 1:08 PM | Headlines

Sixteen Indonesian students who contracted the H1N1 virus during a study trip to Singapore this week are now under observation at hospitals on the island state.

Two others from the same group are also suspected of having been infected with the H1N1 virus, commonly but incorrectly referred to as swine flu.

"We had a group of 37 students studying in Singapore for two weeks and it has been confirmed that 16 of them are infected with the H1N1 virus, while two others are suspected of having the same virus," English First's general manager for Indonesia, Anders Bauer, told The Jakarta Post in Jakarta on Wednesday.

He said 14 of the infected students were being treated at KK Women's and Children's Hospital, along with the two other students suspected of carrying the virus. They are awaiting tests.

"The two other positive students are being treated at Changi Hospital," he said.

Bauer said the students departed from Indonesia on June 21 and were scheduled to return this weekend.

"The healthy students will return as scheduled this weekend, while the rest will remain in hospital until they are cleared by doctors," he said.

"Before the group departed on June 21, we already had a few students showing symptoms of colds and flues."

When the group leaders took them to hospital for a check-up on June 23, the doctors did not test them for H1N1 and so did not recommend they stay for observation.

When the students were brought back to the hospital a second time on June 27, the doctors confirmed they had the H1N1 virus.

He said the other students began showing symptoms on different days, with "the last ones today".

"So far their condition is good and they are on their way to recovery. Most of them do not have a fever anymore," Bauer said.

A spokesman for the Health Ministry, Lily Sulistiyowati, said she had not yet received information about the infected students.

"But if they really are positive, the procedure requires they be quarantined until their results are negative," she said.

Separately, it has been confirmed that a resident from Pondok Indah in South Jakarta is also infected with H1N1 and is being treated at Sulianti Saroso Hospital in North Jakarta.

Head of the Jakarta Health Agency Togi Asman said the 22-year-old woman was infected while she was abroad.

"She was studying in Australia and two days after returning to Indonesia on June 24 to spend time with her parents her condition worsened," Togi said to vivanews.com on Wednesday.

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2009/07/02/16-indonesian-students-infected-with-h1n1-virus.html

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Source: http://www.sapos.co.id/berita/index....ori=1&id=10053

Jumat, 3 Juli 2009
Jumlahnya Terus Bertambah
Penyebaran Flu Babi Makin Meluas di Indonesia

Google translation:

Friday, July 3, 2009
The amount is growing
The distribution of Pigs Flu widespread in Indonesia

VE. And the number of suspect H1N1 virus (swine flu) was increasing. A recent report from the WHO (world health organization), at this time there are 77,201 people with a new type of flu virus that. Some 332 people have died in them. Highest number of cases still occur in the United States (U.S.), with 27,717 cases. Mexico own trail with the 8680 cases and 116 deaths.

Improvement of the largest cases of swine flu was reported to the UK 2288 new cases and two deaths. Up to now, there have been 6538 cases and three deaths in the country. Chile also reported a case of take-off enough light. That is, with 1025 cases and five deaths. Thus, the total is 6211 cases and 12 patients who died in that country.

In their own cases of swine flu continues to grow. Not only occurred in Bali and Jakarta, five new suspect in Medan in the middle of treatment. Their blood sample examined Batlitbangkes MOH. Including, patients who expressed a positive swine flu in Jakarta currently treated in the Infectious Diseases Hospital Suliati Saroso.

"All the results we are still carefully. Every development that happens we will certainly report it," said Director General of Disease Prevention and Environmental Penyehatan (P2PL) MOH Adhitama Tjandra Yoga. In Sanglah Hospital, Bali suspect re-accept the new. Namely, Danish citizens aged 84 years.

Bird flu experts from Airlangga University requested that the government immediately map the H1N1 type of virus infecting the patient stated that the positive carry disease. Thus, it can be known whether the virus is on the patient from Indonesia was the country dituju or original infected in Indonesia alone.

"This is very important in mind. So, the MOH can map the types of the virus," said Prof. drh CA. Nidom, head of a bird flu laboratory Unair. He explains, there must be research on the virus-the virus that has been menginfeksi patients. "The virus that should have been reviewed again," he said. For example, a virus that the citizens of Australia who currently treated in the hospital Sanglah, Bali.

"The problem, if it does not matter how virusnya in Australia. But do it? What is feared that if the virus adapts to the patient," he said. Nidom also recommends that the virus also carried out investigations against the WNI currently treated in Singapore or other countries. "We have a sample that can be virusnya kinship virusnya," said Nidom. Because, he said, each virus has a different representative. There is a more violent or otherwise.

Therefore, he said, in the laboratory examination should be conducted. Efforts to prevent the leakage of the virus. Nidom explained, efforts to map out the relationship H1N1 virus at the same time to prevent the virus bergabungnya with the H5N1 virus. "We can do the simulation, the simulation since the beginning," says lecturer at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Unair it.

By doing the research, said Nidom, H1N1 can spread opportunity prevented. For, can be known types of viruses and how to address them. Moreover, the various parties about the possibility bersatunya virus H1N1 and H5N1. "That's reasonable, because the impact on health is quite dangerous," he said. (kit / jpnn)

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Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Confirmed Cases - 20

All imported cases

20 Swine Flu Patients in Indonesia

on Friday, July 3 2009

Jakarta (Antara News) - The Number Of A influenza patients (H1N1) or new pig flu in Indonesia that has been confirmed positive through the laboratory inspection increased with 12 people so as currently the amount is 20 people.

According to the data of Directorate General Pengendalian of the Illness and Lingkungan Departemen Sanitation of the Jakarta Health, on Friday, the 12 new patients namely AR (23), RA (10 months), HR (40), IG (33), N (34), BE (50), TD (65), F (14), RW (23), BA (22), Jo (43) and NN.

The patient that already positive was infected by the A influenza virus (H1N1) this six including being treated in the Penyakit Infeksi Sulianti Saroso Hospital, one person in the Gatot Subroto Hospital, one person in the Internasional Bintaro Hospital and four other in the Hospital of Sanglah Denpasar.

Their condition has improved," said the Head of Public Communication Center
Department of Health Lily Sulistyowati.

He added that 20 patients from influenza A (H1N1), which recorded one of them
the BM (22) have been declared cured and out of hospital.

Patients influenza A (H1N1) that found previously, all in the contracting
countries that already terdampak pandemic influenza, such as Australia, Hong Kong,
and Singapore.

In order to control the spread of disease has become a global pandemic, the
government to increase awareness and preparedness of human resources and
health facilities.

The government can always send a circular on the development of case
influenza A (H1N1) and recommendations for action to the area so that
increase their vigilance.

"Activities in all health facilities including hospitals, health office
ports, and also improved the laboratory, "said Lily.

The Government, he said, also increase the readiness of the logistics, human resources and
education to the community.

The government also provides a mask at the door of international passenger arrivals
and require passengers from countries terdampak flu A (H1N1) during mengenakannya
three days since coming to prevent the possibility of disease.

Besides government mengimbau a new home community of countries that
infected and have symptoms of flu and to report immediately to the self-examined
health service facilities.

"Or, to report to Posko KLB via phone number 021-4257125, fax number
021-42877588 or e-mail address to poskoklbp2pl@yahoo.com, "said Lily.

In addition, people living diimbau implement behavior with washing
hands with soap and running water, close the mouth when coughing and sneezing, and
traveling and not put on masks fell ill during a flu.

"That to avoid influenza infection, because this disease can spread
directly from human to human through coughing, "he said. (*)

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Re: Indonesia - H1N1 - Confirmed Cases - 20

Source: http://www.hariansumutpos.com/2009/0...r-suspect.html

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5 accent and 2 Lion Air Pilot suspect
10:44 | Friday, 4 July 2009

In Makassar, as many as eight people kru Lion Air plane with suspected H1N1 virus or pig flu virus. Currently they are undergoing treatment in hospital Wahidin Sudirohusodo, Makassar.

Director of Operations and General Hospital Wahidin, dr Khalid Salih, said the eight kru Lion Air was from the Sultan Hasanuddin Airport at 22:00 Wita, yesterday. Of eight tersebutn
known five people diversiform sex women and 3 men were men.

Khalid explained, eighth kru Lion Air is comprised of 5 stewardess, pilot, kopilot, and a crew. They carry passengers destination Jakarta, Makassar and Papua. "When you arrive in Papua, the two passengers was stated suspect H1N1n
Therefore, when returning to the night, they examined self-initiative. They worry contagious, "said Khalid.

Eighth kru Lion Air is diisolasi in the fern room, special room handling suspect bird flu Wahidin Hospital. "When this team we have to do special handling for them and wait for the results of examination of our team," pungkas Khalid.

Khalid added, health eighth person looks good. They have not shown symptoms of exposure to swine flu, such as fever, shortness of breath and other. However, the hospital stay Wahidin undertake the health care of the eighth.
"The doctor is taking a blood sample and throat fluids eighth patient to be examined in the laboratory of Faculty of Medicine (FK) and laboratory UNHAS MOH Jakarta," said Khalid.

Until this time there is no official information from the parties related to the Lion Air which is the eighth krunya suspect swine flu that...