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Source: http://www.lampungpost.com/cetak/berita.php?id=2009071100480738
Google translation:
Saturday, July 11, 2009
NATIONAL
HEALTH: Flu Pigs Fatal result in respiratory
JAKARTA (Lampost): While the world health organization (WHO) has expressed swine flu (H1N1 influenza subtipe A) if not more dangerous than normal seasonal flu, people are still cautious on the dangers of the spread of flu outbreak of swine.
The impact of H1N1 flu virus is fatal in pigs who previously suffered from the respiratory disease such as asthma channel, pregnant women, melitus diabetes, and HIV / AIDS.
"Level of swine flu death was only 0.4%. But still it can kill the swine flu. For example in Thailand and a number of neighboring countries," said Deputy Coordinating Minister for People's Welfare of Population, Health, and Environment, Emil Agustiono, in Jakarta, yesterday.
Based on WHO data issued yesterday, about 94 thousand people infected swine flu in the world and have been 429 fatal hitch.
In addition to the consideration of mortality, the economic losses from the flu that infected pigs should be counted. Emil cite the person who exposed swine flu would have to stop working and the school temporarily.
Other factors which should diwaspadai is the potential contradiction (mutation) of the H1N1 virus with the H5N1 virus causes avian influenza.
Meanwhile, the case of swine flu in Medan, North Sumatra, continues to grow. Yesterday, three patients treated at the presumed General Hospital Center (RSUP) Haji Adam Malik Medan stated positive bird flu fell ill pigs. Thus, as many as six people treated in hospitals that have been positive.
In West Java, the local Health Department will increase the standby status to be careful when in areas that have entered the category infecting. Currently, two of six patients presumed swine flu treated in Hasan Sadikin Hospital Bandung positive infected H1N1 virus.
Suspected cases of swine flu now start merebak in a number of areas such as Yogyakarta and Manado, North Sulawesi. RSUP Dr. Sardjito Yogyakarta since Thursday (9-7) treated a patient presumed swine flu. Patients berinisial AR (18) new home of Los Angeles, United States, to follow the exchange of students.
In separate places, two people in Manado is also alleged to have a swine flu and is now treated at General Hospital Prof. R.D. Kandou Malalayang. Contracting flu from their colleagues and their brother who is now treated in a hospital in Jakarta. n MI/R-1
Google translation:
Saturday, July 11, 2009
NATIONAL
HEALTH: Flu Pigs Fatal result in respiratory
JAKARTA (Lampost): While the world health organization (WHO) has expressed swine flu (H1N1 influenza subtipe A) if not more dangerous than normal seasonal flu, people are still cautious on the dangers of the spread of flu outbreak of swine.
The impact of H1N1 flu virus is fatal in pigs who previously suffered from the respiratory disease such as asthma channel, pregnant women, melitus diabetes, and HIV / AIDS.
"Level of swine flu death was only 0.4%. But still it can kill the swine flu. For example in Thailand and a number of neighboring countries," said Deputy Coordinating Minister for People's Welfare of Population, Health, and Environment, Emil Agustiono, in Jakarta, yesterday.
Based on WHO data issued yesterday, about 94 thousand people infected swine flu in the world and have been 429 fatal hitch.
In addition to the consideration of mortality, the economic losses from the flu that infected pigs should be counted. Emil cite the person who exposed swine flu would have to stop working and the school temporarily.
Other factors which should diwaspadai is the potential contradiction (mutation) of the H1N1 virus with the H5N1 virus causes avian influenza.
Meanwhile, the case of swine flu in Medan, North Sumatra, continues to grow. Yesterday, three patients treated at the presumed General Hospital Center (RSUP) Haji Adam Malik Medan stated positive bird flu fell ill pigs. Thus, as many as six people treated in hospitals that have been positive.
In West Java, the local Health Department will increase the standby status to be careful when in areas that have entered the category infecting. Currently, two of six patients presumed swine flu treated in Hasan Sadikin Hospital Bandung positive infected H1N1 virus.
Suspected cases of swine flu now start merebak in a number of areas such as Yogyakarta and Manado, North Sulawesi. RSUP Dr. Sardjito Yogyakarta since Thursday (9-7) treated a patient presumed swine flu. Patients berinisial AR (18) new home of Los Angeles, United States, to follow the exchange of students.
In separate places, two people in Manado is also alleged to have a swine flu and is now treated at General Hospital Prof. R.D. Kandou Malalayang. Contracting flu from their colleagues and their brother who is now treated in a hospital in Jakarta. n MI/R-1