Cambodia - Man, 27, Dies of Bird Flu, 8th Confirmed Death

[Treyfish]

Phnom Penh, the Cambodian Ministry of Health -
Associated Press April 21, the country's southeastern Prey Veng province of men (27) avian influenza virus (H5N1 type) announced that it had been infected died. Died from bird flu in the eighth in the country since April 2007.
According to the ministry, the man developed fever on August 13. Was taken to a hospital in Phnom Penh on 17 because of worsening symptoms such as breathing difficulties and died the same day.
2010/04/21 15:26
:tiphat: http://www.47news.jp/CN/201004/CN2010042101000483.html


カンボジア、鳥インフルで死亡　０７年以来、８人目

　【プノンペン共同】カンボジア保健省は２１日、同国南東部プレイベン州の男性（２７）が鳥インフルエンザウイルス（Ｈ５Ｎ１型）に感染して死亡したと発表した。同国での鳥インフルエンザによる死者は８人目で、２００７年４月以来。

　同省によると、男性は今月１３日に高熱を発症。呼吸困難など症状が悪化したため１７日にプノンペンの病院に搬送されたが、同日死亡した。

 

[Treyfish]

Re: Cambodian bird flu death since 2007, the eighth

Re: Cambodian bird flu death since 2007, the eighth

The WHO have only 7 so may be a new case
:tiphat:http://www.who.int/csr/disease/avian_influenza/country/cases_table_2010_04_09/en/index.html

 

[Sally Furniss]

Re: Cambodian bird flu death since 2007, the eighth

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via CAAI News Media

Another Cambodian is killed by bird flu virus still a threat to Cambodians


Wednesday, 21 April 2010 05:28 DAP


Correspondent .PHNOM PENH, April 21 (DAP) – Another Cambodian man was killed by bird flu virus still a threat to this impoverished Southeast Asian nation, the World Health Organization and Cambodian health minister warned on Wednesday.

A 27-year-old Cambodian, from the eastern province of Prey Veng, died on April 17 as a result of respiratory complications after contracting bird flu virus H5N1, said a joint statement was seen by DAP.

The government urged the locals to report the suspicious deaths poultry to the assigned contact persons so that the experts could take an initial preventative action before escalating.

“Avian influenza H5N1 is still a threat to the health of Cambodians. I urge communities to be on the look-out for sick poultry and to report poultry die-offs to the ministry of health and agriculture hotlines so that they can be investigated before people start to get sick,” said health minister Mam Bun Heng in a joint statement with World Health Organization.

The latest death brought the country’s death toll from the deadly virus rose to 8 out of the 10 confirmed cases of H5N1, said the release.

The ministry of health’s officials are now sending experts to the affected area to conduct filed investigation to the identify man’s close contacts and to initiate preventative treatment as required, it said.

“Health officials are also coordinating with the ministry of agriculture, forestry and fisheries teams who are investigating possible poultry deaths in the area,” said the press release.

Globally since 2003, there have been 494 laboratory confirmed cases of avian influenza with 293 related deaths, it said.

The virus does not spread easily between humans, although the virus H5N1 spreads between sick poultry and sometimes spread from poultry to humans.

But experts fear in the past that the constantly mutating H5N1 virus could change into a form easily transmitted from person to person and potentially kill millions worldwide.

http://khmernz.blogspot.com/2010/04/dap-news-breaking-news-by-soy-sopheap_21.html

DAP http://www.dap-news.com/en/news/654...-virus-still-a-threat-to-cambodians--who.html

 

[Sally Furniss]

Re: Cambodian bird flu death since 2007, the eighth

Re: Cambodian bird flu death since 2007, the eighth

Cambodia reports 8th bird flu death, 1st this year
Associated Press
2010-04-21 06:19 PM

A 27-year-old man in eastern Cambodia has died of bird flu, the country's first fatality this year and its eighth since the virus started to sweep through Asia almost seven years ago.

Cambodia's Health Ministry said in a statement issued jointly Wednesday with the World Health Organization that the man in Prey Veng province died Saturday. It was the country's 10th human case of the disease.

The statement says there have been 494 laboratory-confirmed cases of the disease in 15 countries since 2003, with 293 fatalities. The Cambodian man's death was the 11th worldwide this year.

The Health Ministry said it was investigating the case, and stepping up a campaign for preventative health measures.

http://www.etaiwannews.com/etn/news_content.php?id=1233154&lang=eng_news

 

[Treyfish]

Re: Cambodia - Man, 27, Dies of Bird Flu, 8th Confirmed Death

Cambodia has reported a case of human bird flu deaths
April 21, 2010 21:41:02 Source: Xinhua
PHNOM PENH, April 21 (Xinhua CPP) and the Cambodian Ministry of Health issued a press release said the World Health Organization 21, a Cambodian man was infected with H5N1 bird flu virus died saving invalid. This is Cambodia since the outbreak of bird flu since 2001, 10 individuals infected with avian flu, is also the first 8 deaths.

The statement said that the name came from Cambodia, Prey Veng province, 27-year-old man developed fever on April 13, 16, has been sent to clinics to check cough and breathing difficulties and other symptoms. 17, the man was taken to Phnom Penh Municipal Gan secret Hospital, but was too heavy because of illness, died.

Pasteur Institute of Cambodia for the man of pathological test results proved that he died from bird flu.

Cambodian Ministry of Health has sent medical experts rushed to the Prey Veng investigation, confirmed that the man with the direct contacts in order to take the necessary precautions.

Cambodia began in 2003 cases of human infection with bird flu has been confirmed 10 people were infected, of which 8 people died. The cases occurred in 2010 the first cases of human bird flu deaths. :tiphat:http://big5.xinhuanet.com/gate/big5/news.xinhuanet.com/world/2010-04/21/c_1248046.htm

 

[Shiloh]

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Source: http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index....a-bird-flu-death-confirmed-by-government.html

Influenza: Bird flu death confirmed by government
Thursday, 22 April 2010 15:02 Cheang Sokha


Influenza
A 27-year-old man from Prey Veng province?s Kampong Leav district died late last week after contracting the A(H5N1) virus, known as bird flu, officials said Wednesday. According to a press release issued by the Health Ministry and World Health Organisation, the man died on April 17 as a result of ??respiratory complications?? four days after he became ??sick at home with high fever??. His was the 10th confirmed human case of bird flu since the virus was first detected in Cambodia in 2004, and the eighth confirmed death. ?Avian Influenza H5N1 is still a threat to the health of Cambodians,? Minister of Health Mam Bunheng said in Wednesday?s statement. ?I urge communities to be on the lookout for sick poultry and report poultry die-offs to the Ministry of Health or Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries hotlines, so that they can be investigated before people start to get sick.? Officials said in February that thousands of ducks and chickens in Takeo province had died from the disease, though no human cases were reported. Since 2003, there have been 494 confirmed cases of avian influenza in humans worldwide, with 293 deaths.

 

[Twall]

Re: Cambodia - Man, 27, Dies of Bird Flu, 8th Confirmed Death

http://empres-i.fao.org/empres-i/2/obd?idOutbreak=153806&rss=t


21/04/2010: Cambodia - Highly pathogenic avian influenza
Today, April 22, 2010, 2 hours ago
Confirmed Highly pathogenic avian influenza in Prey Veng, for human (human)

 

[Laidback Al]

Re: Cambodia - Man, 27, Dies of Bird Flu, 8th Confirmed Death

According to a press release issued by the Health Ministry and World Health Organisation, the man died on April 17 as a result of ??respiratory complications?? four days after he became ??sick at home with high fever??.

As of today, WHO has not yet officially updated the counts for human H5N1 cases from Cambodia.

 

[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Cambodia - Man, 27, Dies of Bird Flu, 8th Confirmed Death

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Published Date 22-APR-2010
Subject PRO/AH/EDR> Avian influenza, human (33): Cambodia (PV), fatal


AVIAN INFLUENZA, HUMAN (33): CAMBODIA (PREY VENG), FATAL
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Date: Wed 21 Apr 2010
Source: Associated Press [edited]
<http://www.etaiwannews.com/etn/news_content.php?id=1233154&lang=eng_news>


A 27 year old man in eastern Cambodia has died of bird flu [avian influenza
A(H1N1) virus infection], the country's 1st fatality this year [2010] and
its 8th since the virus started to sweep through Asia almost 7 years ago.

Cambodia's Health Ministry said in a statement issued jointly on Wed 21 Apr
2010 with the World Health Organization that the man in Prey Veng province
had died on Sat 17 Apr 2010. It was the country's 10th human case of the
disease.

The statement says there have been 494 laboratory-confirmed cases of the
disease in 15 countries since 2003, with 293 fatalities. The Cambodian
man's death was the 11th worldwide this year [2010].

The Health Ministry said it was investigating the case, and stepping up a
campaign for preventative health measures.

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communicated by:
Flu Trackers <sharonsanders@flutrackers.com>

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[2]
Date: Wed 21 Apr 2010
Source: DAP News [edited]
<http://www.dap-news.com/en/news/654-another-cambodian-is-killed-by-bird-flu-virus-still-a-threat-to-cambodians--who.html>


Another Cambodian man was killed by bird flu virus [avian influenza A
(H5N1) virus infection], still a threat to this impoverished South East
Asian nation, WHO and Cambodian health minister warned on Wed 21 Apr 2010.

A 27 year old Cambodian, from the eastern province of Prey Veng, died on 17
Apr 2010 as a result of respiratory complications after contracting [avian
influenza A (H5N1) virus infection], according to a joint statement seen by
DAP.

The government urged the locals to report suspicious deaths of poultry to
the assigned contact persons so that the experts could take initial
preventative action before escalating. "Avian influenza H5N1 is still a
threat to the health of Cambodians. I urge communities to be on the
look-out for sick poultry and to report poultry die-offs to the ministry of
health and agriculture hotlines so that they can be investigated before
people start to get sick," said health minister Mam Bun Heng in a joint
statement with WHO.

The latest death brought the country's death toll from the deadly virus to
8 out of the 10 confirmed cases of H5N1, said the release. The ministry of
health's officials are now sending experts to the affected area to conduct
an investigation to identify the man's close contacts and to initiate
preventative treatment as required, it said. "Health officials are also
coordinating with the ministry of agriculture, forestry and fisheries teams
who are investigating possible poultry deaths in the area," said the press
release.

--
communicated by:
Flu Trackers <sharonsanders@flutrackers.com>

[There have been relatively few human cases of avian influenza A (H5N1)
virus infection in Cambodia up to the present, but mortality has been high
(80 per cent). There were 4 cases in 2005, 2 cases in 2006, and single
cases in 2007, 2008, 2009 and now in 2010. All the cases in 2005, 2006 and
2007 were fatal, and the single case recorded this year [2010] also had a
fatal outcome.

A map of the provinces of Cambodia, showing the location of Prey Veng
province can be accessed at
<http://www.canbypublications.com/maps/simpleprov.htm>, and the
HealthMap/ProMED-mail interactive map of Cambodia is available at:
<http://healthmap.org/r/00N5>. - Mod.CP]


http://www.promedmail.org/pls/otn/f..._BACK_PAGE,F2400_P1001_PUB_MAIL_ID:1000,82365

 

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Culling Continues After Bird Flu Death

<!-- Removed the byline section from editorials & rewards articles -->Chun Sakada, VOA Khmer | Phnom Penh <!-- VOA iNews -->Wednesday, 28 April 2010

Ducks poke their heads out of the side of a pickup truck in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

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“If someone living in a place where ducks or chickens are raised in farms is suspected of having the H5N1 virus, we can provide Tamilflu tablets,”


<!--endclickprintexclude-->Prey Veng provincial authorities expect to cull more than 700 ducks and chickens suspected of carrying avian influenza, following the death of a 27-year-old man earlier this month.
Chea Ly died of bird flu on April 17 in the province’s Kampong Leav district, which borders Vietnam, officials said this week, bringing the death toll of the disease in Cambodia to eight since 2005. The disease has killed more than 290 people since 2003.
Health and veterinary officials traveled from house to house in the district this week, killing the birds, which are raised family by family, said Chhun Dy, head of the district’s animal health office. So far, officials have culled more than 1,500 birds.
“We will continue to kill a remaining 400 chickens and 300 ducks,” Chhun Dy said.
Tep Samoeun, head of the provincial hospital’s infectious disease department, said health officials were monitoring villagers fro signs of the disease, sometimes referred to as H5N1, for the virus that causes it.
“If someone living in a place where ducks or chickens are raised in farms is suspected of having the H5N1 virus, we can provide Tamilflu tablets,” he said.
Authorities in Takeo province killed more than 20,000 ducks in February, resulting in losses of thousands of dollars for dozens of families:tiphat:http://www1.voanews.com/khmer-english/news/Culling-Continues-After-Bird-Flu-Death-92340804.html

 

[Twall]

Re: Cambodia - Man, 27, Dies of Bird Flu, 8th Confirmed Death

Who report for Cambodia Avian influenza ? situation in Cambodia
4 May 2010 -- The Ministry of Health of Cambodia has announced a new confirmed case of human infection with the H5N1 avian influenza virus.

The 27-year-old male, from Prey Veng Province, developed symptoms on 13 April 2010, was admitted to the hospital on 16 April and died the following day. The presence of the H5N1 virus was confirmed by the National Influenza Centre, the Institute Pasteur in Cambodia. The patient prepared and consumed sick poultry in the 7 days before onset of symptoms.

To date, Cambodia has reported 10 laboratory confirmed cases with 8 deaths since 2005.