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Australians warned after Bali HIV tattoo

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-12-24/australians-warned-after-bali-hiv-tattoo/3746330

Australians warned after Bali HIV tattoo
Updated December 24, 2011 09:46:29


Australians who have gotten tattoos or body piercings in Bali are being urged to seek medical advice after a traveller contracted incurable HIV during a recent visit.

It is understood WA Health notified Commonwealth authorities last week after the WA resident undertook a blood test when he returned from Indonesia.

The victim's age and sex and details of where the tattoo was obtained in Bali have not been released.

WA Health director of communicable disease control Paul Armstrong says people who have recently been tattooed in Bali should seriously consider having a blood test...
 
Re: Australians warned after Bali HIV tattoo

Source: http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/news/bali-officials-ask-for-more-detail-in-hiv-tattoo-case/487149

Bali Officials Ask for More Detail in HIV-Tattoo Case
Made Arya Kencana | December 26, 2011

Denpasar. Health authorities in Bali are asking Australia to provide more proof to back its allegations that one of its citizens contracted the HIV virus from a tattoo parlor on the island.

Bali health office chief Nyoman Suteja said his office had begun investigating all tattoo parlors in the southern tourist districts...
 
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