East Java: 2010 Dengue cases

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Source: http://www.surya.co.id/2010/02/01/penderita-db-di-jember-mencapai-412-orang.html

Patient DB in Jember Achieve 412 People
Monday, February 1, 2010 | 18:20 pm | Post by: Sugeng Wibowo |

JEMBER | SOLAR Online - The number of people with dengue fever (DB) in Jember regency, East Java (East Java), during January 2010 reached 412 people, four of them even died.

PR Department of Health (health office) district of Jember, Yumarlis, Monday (1/2/2010), said the number of dengue patients continued to increase along with the arrival of the rainy season.

"The number of dengue cases as much as 25-30 cases each day, so that the community should be alert to the disease that can result in death," he said.

Although the number of dengue patients reached hundreds of people and people with children four of whom died. However, Jember health office has not set the status of extraordinary events (KLB) dengue fever in the local district.

"Jember health office had set a dengue fever outbreak in 2005, because the number of dengue patients for one month to reach 601 people. Today, with the number of 412 cases, we can not determine dengue fever outbreak, "said Yumarlis.

He explained that most cases of dengue fever in the area of dense residential city, but did not rule out suburbs could be dengue fever endemic areas if the environment is unhealthy and dirty.

"The number of cases of dengue fever spreads in nearly 31 sub-districts in Jember, but most sufferers are in three districts of the District Patrang, Kaliwates, and Sumbersari," said Yumarlis.

For that, he continued, health office appealed to the whole community to eradicate the movement of mosquitoes nest (PSN) on a regular basis on every Friday.

"Nest aegypty Aedes mosquitoes can develop in places where stagnant water, so residents must make a move that is close 3M, buried and piled them around the house. Environment must be clean, "he added.

Yumarlis also urged the public aware of dengue fever symptoms such as high fever for seven days, headache, muscle aches, joint pain and red spots on the skin.

"If there are such symptoms, should be immediately taken to the clinic or the nearest hospital, so that it can be treated early and avoid the risk of death," he explained.

Yumarlis also said, all cases of dengue fever patients died in Jember late because the family brought the patient to the hospital DB, and his condition was severe.

 

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Source: http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nusa/2010/02/07/brk,20100207-224114,id.html

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Class 1 SD boy died due to Dengue Fever
Sunday, 07 Februari 2010 | 18:29 pm

TEMPO Interactive, MADIUN - The victim died from dengue fever suffers (DB) in the City of Madison continues to grow. Sunday (7 / 2) against Adib Saputra, 7 years old, the boy who was sitting in class 1 SD. He met his end when brought to hospitals Sogaten Madiun and his body was buried Sunday afternoon.

According to the victim's father, 47-year Samidin, Adib suffer from heartburn since Thursday 4 February. Samidin had checked Nglames children in health center, but the heat did not diminish his body. Sunday morning, so even experienced vomiting taken to the hospital. "But life is not helped," he said.

Samidin also his wife, Warsini, 45 years old who lived in RT 5 RW I Gunungsari village, Madiun district was still in shock. Both are not expected his youngest son had died so quickly.

One of the local residents, Eko, said the neighborhood has about 15 people suffering from Dengue Fever. The patient was a child.
The data obtained by TEMPO, from January to February 2010, the City of Madison, has three people who died from DB and all the children. Two victims of District residents Pilangbango, Kartoharjo District, died. ISHOMUDDIN.

 

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Dengue Fever Cases in Madiun lncluded Extraordinary Incident

Monday, 08 Februari 2010 | 11:08 pm

TEMPO Interactive, Madiun - To increase the victim died of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) to the Health Department more incentive to anticipate through fumigation (fogging).

Since January until now, the number of victims died of dengue in Madiun district and has reached five people, three of them citizens of Madiun County and the other two residents Madiun.

Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health (P2PL) Madiun District Health Office said Soelitsyo Widyantono dengue fever cases in Madiun is considered the Extraordinary Incident (KLB).

"If someone had died just one classed as an outbreak, but the outbreaks in the local environment that occur victim died," he explained Monday (8 / 2) on the sidelines of fogging in the village of Gunungsari, Madiun District.

He said the number of dead from dengue fever in Madison County during the beginning of this year more than during 2009. In Madison County, from January to early February it had reached three. Meanwhile, during 2009 only two people died. The most is during 2008 that reached eight people died.

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Source: http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nusa/2010/02/11/brk,20100211-225046,id.html

Dozens of elementary school students Allegedly Having Dengue Fever in School

Thursday, February 11, 2010 | 09:53 pm

TEMPO Interactive, Pamekasan - Pamekasan District Health Office, East Java, recorded during January 2010 the number of cases of dengue hemorrhagic fever cases reach 45. A majority of primary school students. They allegedly contracted dengue fever in school.

"Manage sanitation in schools is still not good," says Head of Department of Health Disease Eradication Pamekasan, Abdul Hamid, Thursday (11 / 2).

In addition to environmental factors that are not healthy schools, Public Health Service observations reveal Pamekasan neighborhood cleanliness of dengue fever patients is poor. Mosquito eradication activities nest with 3 M (Draining, Close, Bury) and communal work activities of cleaning gutters becoming obsolete citizens. "All the victims live the cities," explained Hamid.

Specifically in the school environment, Hamid explains his side has asked each health center to be more vociferous about the importance of social hygiene sanitation, distribute abate and more intensified communal work. "Most of the time children spent in school, the school environment must be clean," he said.

According to Hamid, when compared to the same month in 2009, cases of dengue fever in Pamekasan has increased to 60 percent. Of 18 cases in January 2009 to 45 cases in January 2010.

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Source: http://cetak.kompas.com/read/xml/2010/02/10/15531639/mahameru

Mahameru

Wednesday, February 10, 2010 | 15:53 pm

VICTIM DHF increases

Victim died of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) in Madiun County increased so that the citizens demanded increased vigilance and maintain environmental health. Victim died last because DHF is Adip Saputra (7), RT 5 RW 1 Desa Gunung Sari, Madiun District, Madison County. He died at around 13:00, Sunday (7 / 2). Adip high fever since Thursday (4 / 2). However due to limited funding from the parents, new Adip taken to hospital on Sunday morning. When it Adip health condition was critical. The hospital can not restore the condition, and Adip afternoon died. "Since the beginning of January had 15 people who suffer from Gunung Sari DHF and most of the children. Residents confused and uneasy, especially after someone dies. We are looking forward to the help information on how to prevent this disease," said Heru, one of the citizens of Gunung Sari. (APA)

 

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Radar Jember
[Sunday, February 14, 2010]
Two more patients died DB

LUMAJANG - Patients with Dengue Fever (DB) in Lumajang back to eating the victim. When in January and recorded only two people, this time increased to four people.

Head of Health Department Dr Lumajang Buntaran Supriyanto as confirmed explained, the amount calculated from the date of February 10 last. Two people who died, the health office based data, derived from the district and PASIRIAN Kedungjajang.

In addition to death, it also increased the number of sufferers. "Now the patient has gone through a number DB 150 people," he said. Of course it is very alarming. Because compared to last year (January 2009), there were only 23 patients through a number of people.

He was admitted to the current Free Numbers larvae (ABJ) in Lumajang remains low. The reason, it can be seen from the threshold established center. "ABJ limit is 95 percent," he said.

He gave an example, one of which is in District Lumajang, where ABJ up to now only reached 80.5 percent. Because it is still below that standard, Buntaran ask the parties involved in this case is the district head and Muspika to continue to make efforts to encourage the community to do more intense PSN (mosquito nest elimination) periodically.

"Every Friday, we were down two teams to check into the district," he said. But admittedly, because of limited personnel, it is not possible simultaneously on the day it went down to the location to the location of PSN.

Asked which areas have the highest number sufferers, Buntaran KLAKAH explained if the District, and District Jatiroto Lumajang still ranked the top three. "KLAKAH 18 patients, whereas Lumajang Jatiroto and 16 patients," he said. (wis)

 

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Source: http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nusa/2010/02/19/brk,20100219-227025,id.html

Set Soon Kediri District Dengue Fever Outbreak

Friday, February 19, 2010 | 15:03 pm

TEMPO Interactive, Kediri - Kediri District Health Office proposes Extraordinary Incident status of dengue fever (DB) which occur. Pusksemas Hospital and were also asked to free medical expenses to help the victims.

Head of the local health office, Adi Laksono said this increase in patient DB has occurred since December 2009. As many as 152 residents were Kediri regency was rushed to the Regional General Hospital contracted the virus due Pare brought Aedes aegypti female mosquitoes. "The number jumped from November that only 49 people," said Adi Laksono to Tempo, Friday (19 / 2).

Entering the beginning of the year 2010 Pare hospital overflow patients continue DB to create over-capacity load of the room. In January the number of patients recorded DB 175 people and is expected to continue to increase in coming months. This refers to the number of patients in February to this day that recorded 111 people.

These conditions, according to Adi Laksono, is sufficient to make the study of outbreaks to the Regent Kediri Sutrisno. The main consideration is the increasing number of patients who reach the DB three times in February compared to same time last year. "From 38 people to 111 people is a remarkable increase," he said.

To eliminate the amount of such patient DB Health Department has conducted a number of strategic steps. Among them with reviving the nest mosquito eradication program as instructed Regent in 2007 to a number of endemic areas.

As a first step that the activities will be conducted in District Ngasem most recorded and most patients DB.

Adi Laksono also instructed early warning to all health workers in hospitals and health centers for incoming patients. Any patient who experienced more body heat than a day would have done blood tests in the laboratory.

In addition the government has also eliminate the cost of medical treatment easier for citizens to health services.

Head of Sub Section notice Kediri regency Edi Purwanto said the proposed increase in the status of that extraordinary event is still considered the Regent. Expected in the near future clarity that status will be issued to determine strategic steps further. "Regent has received the study and were reviewed by relevant agencies," said Edi.

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Two Children Killed Due to Dengue Fever
Thursday, 18 February 2010, 20:55 pm

KEDIRI - Outbreaks of dengue fever in the town of Kediri, East Java, has claimed two lives of citizens. Two residents of Kediri City who died due to mosquito bites "Aedes aegypti" it is Lorde Star S. and Anggoro.

Hospital Director Gambiran, Sentot Imam Suprapto, Thursday, said, Lorde time in the hospital was owned by municipal government of Kediri. "We brought here, the patient's condition was severe enough. We've tried to help," he said.

According to him, when taken to the hospital, blood platelets 4.5-year-old patient was only 10 thousand, well below the normal figure of 150 thousand. Her temperature is high enough, namely to reach 40 degrees Celsius. "Although a very high temperature, but was cool," said Sentot.

Since Wednesday (17 / 2) immunity decreases semkin Lorde. A few hours later he died the other died is dunia.Korban Anggoro. The man who sat on the bench the college could be referred to hospitals dr. Soetomo Surabaya.

Then the son of a doctor in the town of Kediri had died Thursday morning and his body was buried immediately. The number of dengue fever patients treated in hospitals Gambiran showed an increase. "Last month 39 people the number of patients. But in mid-February had increased to 59 patients," he said.

Gambiran Hospital receives an average of 10 dengue fever patients every day. In fact, until the overflow of patients into the hospital hallway. In the treatment room until the child is already 25 patients. And tampungnya power only 19 people.

Although the capacity has been exceeded, further Sentot, it seeks not refuse patients. It has provided extra beds.

Meanwhile, the Head of Public Relations Nur Mukhyar Kediri City Government urged the public to increase participation in efforts to prevent the spread of the epidemic.

"Public participation is required. For that, we asked them to move simultaneously implement the program in 3 M (drained, close, and bury) and used goods to abate powder in water reservoirs," said Nur.

Data Kediri City Health Office, in January 2010 the number of dengue patients recorded 53 people. On February 50 people, two of whom died.

The number was higher than that recorded in 2009 as many as 41 patients in January and February of 50 patients, two of whom died.
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Source: http://regional.kompas.com/read/2010/02/23/21392567/Dalam.Dua.Bulan..Empat.Penderita.DBD.Meninggal

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In Two Months, Four People Killed DHF
Tuesday, February 23, 2010 | 21:39 pm
Kompas.com / Kristianto Purnomo
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MOJOKERTO, KOMPAS.com - Four people with dengue hemorrhagic fever disease in Mojokerto regency, East Java, died in the last two months.

Kabid Prevention, Eradication and Environmental Health (P2PL) dr Mojokerto regency health office Benhardy, Tuesday (23/2/2010), said that in addition to four people died, as many as 125 people were reported dengue fever.

The number of patients the disease was spread in a number of subdistricts in Mojokerto regency. Only the District and District Dundee Pacet which so far still free of attacks.

Addition of countless number of people very quickly. "Last weekend was recorded at 110 patients. However, earlier this week had increased to 125 patients," he said.

From January to February 2010 is the culmination of dengue fever, as happened in 2009.

In the last two months recorded 117 patients suffering from the disease. Thus, the number of DHF patients last two months has increased compared to the previous year. "It was the number of patients who died as many as five people," he said.

He said the total dengue patients during 2009 as many as 439 people by the number of dead eight people.

"Learning from the previous year, dengue fever is expected to remain threatened until May or June. In the months that the rainy season is estimated to have stopped," he said.

 

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Source: http://new.republika.co.id/berita/104941/bupati-kediri-pimpin-langsung-pemberantasan-db

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Regent Kediri Eradication DB Jump Lead
Wednesday, February 24, 2010, 21:20 pm

KEDIRI - Regent Kediri, Sutrisno, invites the community to promote the movement of combat and eradicate the mosquito 'Aedes aigypti "to prevent the spread of epidemics of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF).

"All parts of society must be involved in the eradication of dengue fever. Aware of and understand the dangers of dengue fever were not enough, but there must be action," he said when met after the magistrate leading the activities of the Free Society Movement in the hamlet Sambirejo DHF, Tiron Village, Subdistrict most, Kediri regency, East Java, on Wednesday.

Currently DHF cases in Kediri regency high enough. For that, it asked the entire community is actively involved to prevent the spread of the disease.

In conducting the public invited, the Regent was accompanied by his wife, who is also Haryanti Sutrisno Chief Team PKK. "Eradication of this outbreak could not be done unilaterally. Governments and communities must work together," he said.

He also asked the public to better maintain a healthy environment. "If you do not want to hurt, it must be active. Check neighborhood on an ongoing basis, whether there is a pool of water which is used as nest mosquito larva," he urged.

Meanwhile, Chief of Health (health office) district of Kediri, Adi Laksono, revealed today DHF cases in the region continue to increase.

In December 2009 there were 152 cases, and in January 2010 recorded 175 cases, one of whom died. Meanwhile, for the month of February so far has recorded 110 cases.
According to him, the movement of people likely to suppress the patient numbers and deaths from dengue. However, for the results, expected by society to monitor and evaluate on an ongoing basis.

The steps taken to help the community health office, including distributing powder abate. It also will conduct fumigation (fogging) in people's homes.

In addition, his department has endeavored to take an integrated extension given to the community, including forming health teams are spread in various regions.

 

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"My Son Died For Dengue Fever"
Dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) which affects tens of Probolinggo residents since January 2010.
Friday, March 12, 2010, 09:40 pm
Emery Amarullah

SURABAYA POST - MITA, call kid friendly grade of zero Indria TK Park, Probolinggo was facing his Creator after Monday suffering from high heat. Wednesday (10 / 3) he breathed his last on the rickshaw on the way to Children's Hospital and Maternity (RSAB) Muhammadiyah, Jl. Panglima Sudirman.

"At that time I was riding tricycles with Mita's about to cross the road to RSAB, Mita has no more idea of Sri ....," said Handayani (35), Mita mother found in her house Jl. Wahidin, Probolinggo, Thursday (11 / 3).

But Sri keep bringing in their third child into RSAB. Although the nurse had to help oxygen, Mita remained limp. With feelings of sadness, Sri rickshaw ride back to take his son home. "Because a number of relatives and neighbors said that my son had not died, Mita and then I fly to the hospitals," he said.

Hospital emergency room physician at the Dr. Moch. Saleh, who examined Probolinggo Mita states, funny kid just died. Despite the deep sadness, resigned to Sri claimed her daughter's departure.

In the face of the body Mita looks black spots like mosquito bites. "I do not think that my son died of dengue fever," he said.

What makes Sri increasingly sad, attended the funeral Mita without her husband, Ivan Wijaya (40). "As it happens my husband was back to his native village in Lampung. When I contacted through HP, he was in Palembang, "he said.

Without waiting for the arrival of her husband's day-to-day as city transportation driver (angkot) in Probolinggo, the body was interred in the end Mita cemetery Sukabumi, Jl. Cempaka.

Examined at the health center

Sri told, Sunday (7 / 3) evening after evening prayer, his body over high heat. The next day, Monday (8 / 3) women who work as laborers in the textile and garment factory PT Eratex Djaja, Probolinggo were brought to the health center Mita Sukabumi.

The doctor who examined Elisa Mita Kristina then gave the drug Antalgin, Amoxilin, and Promag. "The doctor who examined Mita also recommend my son's blood test because it was feared hit by dengue," said Sri.

Because her son screaming for fear of injection (for blood drawn), Sri directly brought home Mita. Because the temperature is not too down, Sri buy Paracetamol for children to drink. "On Wednesday (10 / 3) decreased body temperature, I was relieved. But because the body is very weak, I was finally brought to Mita RSAB, "he said.

DHF attacks since January and then broke out in Probolinggo. Hospital Management Dr. Moch. Saleh noted that during January of 34 patients treated. February the number of patients treated rose to 40 people.

"March the number of patients treated in hospitals are still a dozen," said Director of Hospital, Dr. Budi Poerwohadi SpPD.

Report: Ikhsan Mahmudi
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Dengue Fever in Sumenep, Case 100 Each Month
Friday, March 19, 2010 | 15:10 pm

Dengue fever patients. TEMPO / Tony Hartawan

TEMPO Interactive, SUMENEP - The number of dengue fever sufferers in Sumenep, East Java, has increased markedly in the last three months, which reached 320 cases or an average of over one hundred cases per month. "We have not set the status of Extraordinary Incident (KLB), because no victim has died," said Chief Public Health Susianto, Friday (19 / 3).

He explained the status of outbreaks determined if the number of dead reached five people. Yet he acknowledged seen from the number of patients could be categorized outbreak.

In addition to weather factors, said the high number of Susianto dengue fever sufferers in the region aggravated the lack of public awareness about the symptoms of dengue fever patients. It was seen from the majority of patients treated at the health center or hospital, his condition was very severe. "If ordinary heat brought to the shaman, if the new worse taken to health center or hospital," he said.

According to Susianto, detect early symptoms of dengue fever is very difficult because in general similar to ordinary fever. The difference is, hot on dengue fever patients much longer than usual fever, but it will also appear red spots all over his body. "Especially in rural residents did not understand the problem," he said, too.

The number of patients are most toddler groups. Musthofa Bisri.

 

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52 Villages in Magetan Endemism DHF
Tuesday, March 30, 2010 05:51 pm 1 Comment 0 0

MAGETAN - MI: 52 villages in Magetan, East Java, was recorded as endemic dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF).

Head of Disease Control and Environmental Health (P2PL) Magetan District Health Office, confirmed ang Sugeng Raharjo Media Indonesia, Monday (29 / 3), said the 52 villages were declared endemic dengue because for two consecutive years aitu in 2008 and 2009 villages were affected by diseases caused by this agepty Aedes mosquitoes.

According to him, District Health Office is taking action to eradicate the mosquitoes nest (PSN) in these villages. "Even PSN activities are also conducted in other villages that do not include the endemic villages," he said.

In Magetan, from January to March, has treated 185 dengue patients, five of whom died. (AG/OL-06)

 

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Source: http://www.jawapos.com/metropolis/index.php?act=detail&nid=125475

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[Tuesday, March 30, 2010]
Patient DB Membeludak, Dinkes Adem Ayem

JAKARTA - The number of dengue fever patients (DB) in hospitals dr Soetomo cold response by the Department of Health (health office) Surabaya. In fact, the number of patients treated at children's hospital of East Java Provincial Government is to reach the hundreds.

According to the health office, the number of patients in hospitals dr Soetomo can not serve as indicators of the high number of patients in Surabaya DB. "All our parameters so the number of patients in hospitals Dr. M. Soewandhie. It is owned by the local administration," said Dr. Esty Kadinkes Surabaya Martiana Rachmie to Java Post at his office yesterday (29 / 3).

As reported Sunday edition of Java Pos (28 / 3), surge of patients in hospitals DB dr Soetomo not occur in hospitals dr M. Soewandhie. In dr Soetomo Hospital inpatient children until March 26 to reach 163 patients, while hospitals dr M. Soewandhie until March 24 only received 82 patients (38 children, 44 adults).

During March, health office only received reports that two residents died Surabaya from DB. In fact, the data Inpatient Installation (Irna) dr Soetomo Children Hospital last Friday (26 / 3) mentions four victims died. That's only child patients only. Not include adult patients and patients admitted to another hospital in Surabaya.

"Sutomo (dr Soetomo Hospital, Red) is a referral hospital. So, could have died, or patients treated there was a referral from a region," he said.

According to Esty, the last few months the number of patients in Surabaya DB does tend to increase. This was due in March and April, it peaked DB cycle. However, when compared with last year, the number was relatively small.

According to Esty, it was because of the importance of public awareness activities to eradicate mosquitoes nest (PSN) and maintain a healthy environment is increasing. Residents began to realize to monitor the development of larvae or using a mosquito deterrent like bugs DB lock. (rum/c2/tom)

 

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Source: http://koran.republika.co.id/koran/0/107993/Penderita_Demam_Berdarah_di_Sidoarjo_Meningkat

Rabu, 07 April 2010 at 16:22:00
Patients with Dengue Fever in Sidoarjo Rising

SIDOARJO - Patients with Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in Sidoarjo district area was increasing. Recorded in January 2010, the number of hospitalized patients were 31 patients, in February increased by 48 persons, in March jumped to 92 patients. In fact, four of whom died due to delayed getting medical treatment. ''But now the treated patients had diminished. This month, 14 patients who were treated to live,''said a spokesman for Sidoarjo General Hospital, Achmad ZAINURI, Tuesday (6 / 4).

According to him, DHF patients predominantly children and toddlers. Because, they are vulnerable age infected Aedes mosquito borne diseases Agypti. Development of the disease, he said, continues to spread along with the rainy season. To that end, during this rainy season, people should remain vigilant, especially when seeing their families who experience symptoms of dengue fever.

Head of Division of Preventive Medicine and Environmental Health, Public Health Service Sidoarjo, Ika Har dynasty, recognized dengue virus now increasingly fierce. According to him, half of the 352 endemic villages in Sidoarjo this deadly disease. He estimated the number of sufferers will continue to soar, and a peak in November. To prevent greater casualties, the eradication of mosquito breeding Health teams deployed to each sub-district of Sidoarjo.

Health Sidoarjo rate, the spread of dengue fever almost evenly. In fact, this disease also spread in District Balung Bendo and Pull. In fact, this area previously free of the disease dengue fever. The spread of mosquitoes, he said, is especially true in densely populated areas with relatively high mobility of citizens. Especially in urban and dense settlements. He asked residents to continue to combat mosquito breeding.

How, with the mutual cooperation of the environmental clean up the area that became a nest of mosquitoes. To perform this movement, educates Health Department spokesman 3-5 monitors each village to prevent transmission of mosquito dengue fever. He also warned if the mosquito Aedes albopictus is also expected to transmit the same disease. Behaviour change in transmission of dengue fever was found in the study of Health Service in Tanggulangin some time ago.

Dengue peak explosion occurred in 2006 and then, for it is now 26 health centers on standby to deal with cases of dengue fever. He advised residents who have symptoms of dengue fever to get it checked out. narwoto, ed: wardianto
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[Thursday, April 15, 2010]
DB Children surge Again
SURABAYA - the rainy season is almost complete, it seems, have to really watch out for people City of Heroes. Therefore, dengue fever (DB) began to threaten in everywhere.

Parents who have a baby aged children should be more vigilant. Because, DB could be more threatening to children than adults. This is evident from the patient data DB Ward (IRNA) Child Soetomo dr. Number of patients in the installation DB is soaring.

Although not reaching mid-April, the number of patients who entered the DB IRNA child reaches 85 people. One of these patients died. Number of patients who until yesterday was still being treated 30 children.

In fact, when Java Post visited it about a week before the installation (7 / 4), the number of patient DB "only''30 children. This means that within a week, the number of patients who entered the DB installation is increased by almost two-fold.

The condition is justified by the Chief of Medical Staff Functional (SMF) Child dr dr Soetomo Sjamsul Arief SpA (K). "April is indeed time for the DB up. Therefore, (the season), rain began to run out. Patients mostly still from Singapore," he told IRNA child Pos Java yesterday.

Increasing numbers of patients are indeed significant. The number of patients until 14 April is almost equal the total number of patients in February, ie 91 children (two died). Meanwhile, in January, the number of patients who were treated in DB children dr Soetomo only 42 people, with no fatalities.

As for the last month, reaching a total of 210 child patients with DB. Recorded four children died in the hospital is owned by the provincial DB attack.

Nevertheless, an increasing number of patients with DB was not until a child IRNA overload. The total number of patients until yesterday was the 163 children (capacity of 145 patients). (Rum/c6/tom)

 

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Radar Banyuwangi
[Friday, 23 April 2010]
DB Boy Dies
BANYUWANGI - disease of dengue fever (DB) has recently attacked the residents of Banyuwangi, ultimately cost the lives. Aziel, 6, villagers Wetan tiles, tile district, died while undergoing treatment in hospitals tiles, yesterday morning (22 / 4). The boy was hit by DB.

Kindergarten students (kindergarten) had died at around 08:00. Previously, her body temperature very hot. "I do not understand if exposed to DB, hot-cold body," said Didik Light Cell, the victim's father, yesterday.

Only after the victim's body weakened, his parents took him to hospital tiles. According to the examining physician, the victim hit by DB. "Just last night (last night, Red) hit DB certainty, and this morning (yesterday morning, Red) died," sesalnya.

His family was shocked. Several relatives and neighbors who came to the funeral home, seen weeping. "The death fast enough, the pain was also not long ago," said a brother Aziel.

Number of patients with DB until yesterday was still a lot in the area south of Banyuwangi. Place of care in some health centers, also treat many patients with diseases caused by mosquitoes aides aegypti that. In hospitals tiles and RS Al Huda Gambiran, until now patients suspected of suffering from DB kept coming. "Until now, patients who are exposed to the DB is still there," said Dr. Nanang Sugianto, Head Bapelkesmas tiles Hospital, yesterday.

According Nanang, patients who died was infected with DB's (Aziel), actually just entered hospitals. We came, his condition was not good. "The patient apparently had been severe," he explained.

Patients who are suspected of DB also treated in hospital much of Al Huda. Until yesterday, the hospital accommodates many patients with low thrombocyte. "These patients come from different sub regions. Thus, patients with DB was spreading," said Dr. HP Sugeng, the Head of Public Relations of Al Huda Hospital, yesterday.

Sugeng not sure, how many patients are still hospitalized DB at his hospital. Every day, there's always the patient DB. "Until now there are still patients who got the DB, but the amount of data we had," he said. (Abi / irw)

 

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Re: East Java: 2010 Dengue cases

Source: http://jawapos.co.id/radar/index.php?act=detail&rid=156418

Google translation:

Radar Bromo
[Tuesday, May 4, 2010]
DB Still Threaten
PROBOLINGGO-Number of patients with dengue fever (DB) in Probolinggo, had not yet receded. Until the third day of May (yesterday, Red) the number of patients reached 10 patients. Overall, still undergoing treatment at Moh Saleh dr.

This amount is relatively small when compared with the previous month. In April last, DB patients achieve a very high rate, ie there are 81 patients.

Of the many patients in the previous month, there was one patient who still has not healed. He is Anggi, 22, a resident Mayangan Kelurahan Sukabumi district of Probolinggo. He began receiving treatment at room Flamboyan since 28 April.

Surestri, mother Anggi states, Anggi started getting sick since Monday (26 / 4) then. Before entering the hospital, he first underwent treatment at the clinic of Sukabumi. But, later on (28 / 4) he moved to Moh Saleh dr. "Not straight here (hospital), previously treated in the clinic Sukabumi," he said.

Since undergoing treatment in hospital, Anggi conditions continue to improve. Moreover, when compared with the condition was first attacked by a disease that is spread by mosquitoes this intermediary. "Back then, his body had turned blue, not anymore," said Surestri.

In addition to the space Anggi cooker, there are also patients who are also named Anggi who underwent treatment at the Rose room. Village Citizens District Wiroborang Mayangan it, undergoing treatment in hospital since Saturday last (fifth), with the same disease. "Jump to here (Hospital), now the situation has improved," said Anggi Srikanti mother.

In the Rose room, there were four patients who were menajalani treatment with the same disease. Anggi addition, there are also Mita, 10, a resident Village District Mangunharjo Mayangan; Feri, 10, a resident Dringu Probolinggo District; and Hasan, 8, residents Wonomerto Probolinggo district.

Of the five patients, Anggi, Anggi, Mita, Peter, and Hasan was stated positive was attacked by the DB. They now continue to undergo intensive treatment from medical teams in hospitals. Besides them, there are also six patients currently undergoing treatment with DB-like symptoms.

The sixth patient, now receiving treatment in the living Wijaya Kusuma. The difference, they still expressed abservasi febrile "There were six patients, but they still have not positively DB, but the symptoms are the same," said one nurse in the room Wijaya Kusuma.

While director dr Budi Poerwohadi states, if the number of patients with DB on this month still no improvement. Moreover, when compared with last month. "It's better, not so much penderintanya (DB). If the last month (April) does a lot," said dr Budi.

Although the number of patients is increasing day by day, that's not a fatal impact. That is, all patients could still be handled properly. So do not let anyone meningal. "No, no to death," said dr Budi.

To reduce the mosquito spreader of the disease, Dr. Budi recommend to 3 M; drain, cover and bury. "Also do not forget, darling (environmentally conscious)," he said. (Emeralds / Nyo)

 

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Re: East Java: 2010 Dengue cases

Source: http://www.jawapos.co.id/metropolis/index.php?act=detail&nid=131943

[Tuesday, May 4, 2010]
Peak season DB, IRNA Child Overload
SURABAYA - Season dengue fever (DB) is currently reaching the summit. In patients with DB dr Soetomo continue membeludak. Especially patients with DB children. The number of patients treated in inpatient installation (IRNA) kids really jumped.

Starting beginning of May until yesterday (3 / 5), had 26 patients treated in these installations. One of them died. IRNA day children can receive ten patients a new DB. In fact, May has just been started three days. Just imagine how many patients received at IRNA child may expire.

DB patients who until yesterday was still being treated at the plant amounted to 38 patients (including those treated since April). Number of DB patients are children who dominate the residential IRNA yesterday overload. The total number of patients who were treated yesterday to reach 212 children. In fact, the capacity of only 145 patients IRNA child. This means that the installation is the excess of patients to 57 people.

Worst situation occurs in Room Bona 1 that is used to treat patients with grade III. Room that seated only 40 patients were used treating 95 patients. As a result, the entire space of a full treatment of Bona.

Stretcher patients who usually only close to the wall in every room is now crowded. Antarbrankar distance just wide as the body of an adult. As a result, running in between the bed young patients was quite difficult.

In fact, the halls of Space Bona 1 that is usually empty until used to care for patients. If it is only used as access to treatment rooms, the hall was full yesterday.

Post Java based monitoring, approximately four patients treated in the hallway after the entrance to Room 1 Bona. Patients and penunggunya huddled in the hallway. Therefore, what remains is only about 1 meter free space for passers-by. Officers and families of patients who pass through the hall it was difficult to walk in passing.

Berjubelnya patient in IRNA child is recognized by the Chief Medical Functional Unit (SMF) Child dr dr Soetomo Sjamsul Arief SpA (K), MARS. According to Sjamsul, overload situations can actually be anticipated, but can not be avoided by those agencies.

"March and April are usually full. But what can we do. In principle, a government hospital like we're not allowed to refuse patients," said the man who is also chairman of Indonesian Association of Pediatricians (IDAI) is Java.

This situation can not be denied a party quite overwhelmed hospitals treat patients. Therefore, the number of nurses who served in IRNA children was minimal. If ideally one nurse caring for five patients, if the overload situation like that, one nurse so had to handle eight to ten patients. "Can you imagine what kind of condition," said Sjamsul.

IRNA factors that make a child until overload, according to Sjamsul, DB is the season which is now entering the peak. Besides, what makes these provincial hospitals to accept patients overwhelmed health facilities is uneven across Surabaya.

The proof, although the scope of the study was supposed to be dr for the whole of East Java, the majority of patients treated at the inpatient ward children from Surabaya. In fact, patients should be handled DB in a hospital owned by the government such as city dr M. Soe-wandhie. (Rum/c10/aww)

 

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Re: East Java: 2010 Dengue cases

Source: http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/surabaya/2010/06/14/brk,20100614-255148,id.html

Dengue Fever Plague in Sidoarjo
Monday, June 14, 2010 | 16:21 pm

TEMPO / Dimas Aryo

TEMPO Interactive, SIDOARJO - The disease dengue fever epidemic in the district of Sidoarjo. Beginning in June 2010 of two toddlers died in Sidoarjo District General Hospital. Victim is Nabila, two months, residents Sumokali, Candi, and Naja Salsabila, 4 months, villagers Sidodadi, Candi. "Now as many as 29 patients treated," said spokesman Muhammad ZAINURI Sidoarjo General Hospital, Monday (14 / 6).

Over the last three months, the number of patients continue to soar. In total 139 patients in March, then increased in April to 169 patients, and slightly decreased to 151 patients in May.

A large number of patients is not comparable with the number and capacity of the available treatment room. As a result, a number of DHF patients undergoing treatment at the emergency room.

The hospital has 492 rooms, consisting of the Pavilion class, class 1, class 2 and class 3. However, some rooms have been filled with patients of other diseases.

Head of Division of Preventive Medicine and Environmental Health, Public Health Service Sidoarjo, Ika Harnasti said, most DHF patients had undergone treatment at the PHC. He admitted there was a shift estimates for dengue outbreaks. "Initially we estimate the peak outbreak occurred between January and February," he said.


Erratic weather conditions affect the breeding cycles of mosquitoes Aedes Agypti as the cause of DBD. Half of the 352 endemic villages in Sidoarjo this deadly disease. Patients predominantly children and toddlers because susceptible of contracting these diseases.

Ika even estimate the number of sufferers will continue to grow, and the peak occurred in November. "Public Health Service have spread of mosquito eradication teams in each district," he said. EKO Widianto.