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East Kalimantan: dengue cases

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.metrobalikpapan.co.id/index.php?mib=berita.detail&id=19398

Google translation:


Friday, 17 July 2009, 10:58:00
DBD Descending, July 7 New Cases
Today Fogging in Klandasan Ilir

BALIKPAPAN - Efforts to keep and maintain the cleanliness of the City of Balikpapan Pemkot Beriman with positive impact, such a decrease in the number of dengue cases of dengue fever (DBD). "Until Wednesday, 16th July, DBD only 7 cases," a staff Pemberantasan zymotic City Health Office (DKK) Pemkot, Tonny H.


Disela monitoring of the pig livestock in Km 24 Jl Soekarno-Hatta yesterday (16 / 7), Tonny explained, the evaluation of the DBD case in July, can be spelled out because of the decline occurred years ago in the same month in Balikpapan, 70 cases occurred.

Continue Tonny explain, the decline in cases going to the net increase in cultural Balikpapan city residents, who are really doing movement 3M (and close the drain in place of water, and bury scraps).

Besides, he added, also said the weather was quite helpful to the reduction in most cases the children. "Warga Balikpapan is really working on 3M, the CGH is also quite helpful. Other factor is the weather Balikpapan later also supports, "Tonny supplement.

Although the DBD cases has decreased, it menuturkan, DKK still do fogging (fumigation) two days in a number of areas once considered to be endemic spread of DBD. "The distribution of cases is a region which was initially only one case of DBD, but several days later found a few similar cases.

Now if we get this information directly akan turun free to spraying in the area, "said Tonny. He acknowledges, the role of mothers who become PKK cadres of DBD is also very large effect on the DBD of the field.

In addition, in 2009 make this Pemkot Balikpapan abate as much as 14 tons which will be distributed free to residents through health centers and mothers PKK cadres. There is now eight tons of powder were to abate the public.

Simply known, DBD disease can be prevented by maintaining cleanliness. In addition, people need to understand the characteristics of the cirri-disease can be spirit this. From one of the sites on the Internet are described, of the dengue virus terinveksi can be symptoms of a fever that usually lasts only one day and then recover.

Fever attacks of this kind is not so dangerous because it is relatively easy tertangani. The other conditions on the stage of dengue fever (DD), the patient can be acute with symptoms of fever (often appear suddenly) severe headache (often in gambarkan as pain behind the eyes), mialgia (muscle pain) and atralgia ( joint pain), and nausea and vomiting, rash occurs in the skin rash, skin appearance mnifestasi bleeding, gum, nose, and alimentary tract urine containing blood.

Complaints that may also occur in this patient can be itchy, itchy, and the interference tasting (tongue feels a bit bitter). The possibility that others may also occur as a decrease in level of consciousness (coma or disseminated), a strain even kea rah paralysis.

Some people have also entered the later phases of DBD. In some of the DBD of the most light is the leakage of blood plasma in the capillary tube.

There are several clinical criteria based on the WHO to uphold diagnose DBD, namely the existence of acute fever, symptoms of bleeding, circulatory disturbances, heart enlargement, a decrease in the number of trombosit, leakage of plasma that can be seen from the increase in hematokrit, protein albumin low, occurs efusi (fluid secretion into the body cavity) on the next stage of the disease is dengue virus dapatt phase increased to dengue shock syndrome (DSS).

About 3 to 7 days after the fever attack, there is the condition of the body temperature down. The situation is not a sign of recovery, but it is a symptom of falling into the shock condition is known by the term DSS.

People in this phase if not tertolong akan died within 12 to 24 hours after the attack. Symptoms that appear on the phases of DSS in the form of pulse frequency, but quickly weakened, the skin cold, damp sweat a lot because the previous exit, because the more fluid exit appear sianosis (kebiruan color) around the mouth due to low oxygen supply. Other marks such as blood pressure decreased dramatically and the uneasiness. (Moe / net)
 
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Source: http://www.kaltimpost.web.id/index.php?mib=berita.detail&id=35830


Sunday, August 23, 2009, 03:18:00
Come Rain, Dengue Threat

BALIKPAPAN - City Health Office (DKK) Balikpapan urged people to always be wary of the spread of dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) which at any moment could be a threat along with the arrival of the rainy season began.

According to Department of Health P2PL Kabid dr. Esther Vonny, despite the emergence of the disease cycle always come every year, but people are suggested not to underestimate given the fairly high death rate. Until mid-August 2009, said Vonny, recorded 541 cases of DHF with the victim died as many as 8 people.

While the same period last year, recorded 1278 cases and consuming as many as 22 victims dead people. "There is a declining trend. But do not fall asleep and stay aware,
"haranya. According Vonny, from which there is an annual cycle, the peak normal DHF cases occurred in February. "But it did not rule occur at any time.

Moreover, current weather already entered the rainy season, "he said. He hopes residents to check on the water and keep the environment clean living. Until now, the steps carried out it's still in 3M's focus on movement, giving abate, and periodic fogging. (* / Rap)
 
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TWO PEOPLE DIED IN BALIKPAPAN affected by DHF
Tuesday, 08 September 2009 04:51

Two people have died because of dengue dengue fever (DHF) in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, during August and early September 2009.
Balikpapan, 7 / 9 (Antara / FINROLL News) - Two people died due to dengue dengue fever (DHF) in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, during August and early September 2009.

"Two victims died during the month of August and early September, of which 65 cases of DHF occur," said Chief Public Health (health office) Kota Balikpapan, Dyah Muryani, in Balikpapan, Monday.

"The case of DHF in August also experienced an increase compared to July 2009 ie 50 cases," said Dyah, added.

During the year 2009 the number of DHF cases occurred in as many as 621 cases of Balikpapan, with eight people died.

Most of the dengue victims are children, it is because the children are vulnerable to disease.

"Balikpapan area most affected by DHF cases are Sepinggan Sub-District, District of South Balikpapan," he said.

This is because the region is an area of dense residential areas.

Also factor not often flow of water from the Regional Water Company (PDAM) Balikpapan, because many people hold water for stock.

Communities are expected to abate powder sprinkled on the ditampungnya ait berkembangbiaknya to prevent Aedes mosquito Agepty, as a propagator of dengue disease, he said.

Dyah said, in order to suppress dengue cases in Balikpapan the health office will continue to do with distributing larvaisasi abate.

"We have owned stock abate health office as much as ten tons of Balikpapan. Some of these abate powder was distributed to the public through the village and health centers to be used," said Dyah. (S035) (T
 
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Source: http://www.kaltimpost.web.id/index.php?mib=berita.detail&id=38724

Tuesday, September 15, 2009, 09:40:00
DHF had robbed 9 Lives

BALIKPAPAN - The victim died of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) in Oil City increases. In the period August to September, a total of three more victims died. This means that this year there were nine victims have died of this disease.

The condition is recognized head of the City Health Office (DKK) Balikpapan Dyah Muryani. "The victim died during August and September there is an increase compared to last July," called Dyah, when found in the mayor's office.

Currently, rainfall could increase at any time, but at week-20 and 32 there is a tendency to increase rainfall. Like the previous condition, this disease attacks many toddlers and children. Data in DKK shows, under five categories of patients to have the number 27 percent, while the children 46 percent. (see graphic). Like the last two victims who died, namely Mario (2) and Hendrik (4).

Separately, Kabid Disease Control and Environmental Health Vonny Esther K mentioned, from January to September 2009 was 639 people with DHF cases. Meanwhile, throughout the year 2008, victims of disease caused by a nyamukaedes aegypti 1339 cases, with the number of dead is 24 people. According to him, if dipersentase dengue cases this year could be reduced to 30 percent. "Programs to tackle this disease we continue to stimulate," he said. (far / * / Ede)
 
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Source: http://www.tribunkaltim.co.id/read/artikel/43267

Balikpapan
891 Cases of Dengue Fever in Balikpapan
IST
Tuesday, December 8, 2009 | 14:29 PST

* Report Tribun Kaltim correspondent, Jonathan Handry

BALIKPAPAN - From January to November 2009, the City Health Office (DKK) recorded 891 cases of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) occurred in the city of Balikpapan. Of these, 12 of whom died. Deaths of 11 children and 1 adult.

"Special November, 83 cases of DHF occur, and one of them died, the five-month-old baby," said Chief DKK, drg Dyah Muryani.

DKK, according Dyah, will increase awareness on this because it is expected in December would increase due to DHF rainfall increases until next January. "Like previous years, November and January were cases of DHF are increased due to the rainy season," he said. For that, Dyah urged the public to this rainy season and the health care environment hygiene to prevent dengue. (*)
 
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Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/...est-kutai-kills-two-and-infects-hundreds.html

Dengue outbreak in West Kutai kills two and infects hundreds

Nurni Sulaiman , The Jakarta Post , Balikpapan | Mon, 12/28/2009 9:57 AM | The Archipelago

Dengue fever has hit West Kutai regency, East Kalimantan, infecting hundreds of Dayak tribespeople this month and killing two in the past week when the only doctor on duty was away for Christmas.

Beatrix, a nurse at the Long Hubung health center, West Kutai, said most of the dengue fever
patients were children under the age of 12.

?This month, hundreds of local people have contracted dengue fever,? she said.

She said those who were seriously ill were transferred to Sendawar General Hospital in Sendawar, the regency capital, 30 kilometers from Samarinda, the provincial capital.

She said patients who were not in a critical condition, were given medication and sent home as the health center did not offer inpatient facilities.

She said medical teams found it difficult to deliver proper services because of the limited health facilities in remote areas.

Beatrix said dozens of villages in the Mahakam Hulu area depended on the health center, which employed only one medical doctor.

She said the doctor was in Surabaya for Christmas when the deaths occurred, adding, ?there is no replacement doctor until the new year.?

She said poor transportation was also another problem faced by medical healthcare practitioners.

She said medical workers would use small wooden boats (locally known as ketinting) to navigate rivers to reach remote villages.

Patients in critical condition would be forced to spend hours on overland transportation to reach the general hospital.

Beatrix called on the villagers to be vigilant of floods during the rainy season, which is usually followed by widespread dengue infections.

She said the Mahakam Hulu area was prone to flooding at the end of the year.

Meanwhile, local tribal leaders conducted a ritual to clean their neighborhoods to prevent further outbreaks.

Instead of fumigating, the tribal leaders, mostly old women, walked around their villages and cited
Dayak-language prayers.

The tribes believe the ritual is able to disperse evil spirits and the disease.

Besides affecting West Kutai, the disease has also surfaced in Balikpapan.

The Balikpapan Health Agency recorded 891 dengue fever cases since November.

Twelve of the patients died, including 11 children and one adult.

The agency predicted cases of dengue fever will still be high in December and January due to
heavy rain.

Earlier, the Central Java Health Agency said 190 people had died from dengue fever from January to October this year.

Last year, the agency recorded 229 deaths from the disease and 329 the year before.
 
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Source: http://www.metrotvnews.com/index.php/metromain/news/2010/01/03/8224/DBD-Mewabah-di-Kabupaten-Paser

DBD Mewabah di Kabupaten Paser
Nusantara / Minggu, 3 Januari 2010 13:47 WIB

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Dengue is endemic in the District Paser
Sunday, January 3, 2010 13:47 pm

Metrotvnews.com, Paser: Hundreds of residents from 10 districts Paser District, Land Grogot, East Kalimantan, contracted dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF).
As a result the number of patients at the Regional General Hospital (Hospital) Commander Peer, booming. Some patients had to be treated in the corridors, floors and hallways hospital. There also are referred to hospitals Kanujoso Djatiwibowo, Balikpapan, East Kalimantan.

In general, people with this deadly disease are children and toddlers. Based on data from the Commander of peer hospitals, from November to December 2009 and then, the number of DHF patients of 208 people. Of these, 12 of whom died.
Most patients came from the District Land Grogot. Their number as many as 66 people. While Sub Paser diurutan Balengkong second with 20 patient numbers.

To prevent DHF continued to expand, Paser District Government through the local Health Department continued to conduct mosquito fogging or fumigation aigepty aides that causes dengue. Residents are also encouraged to live healthy behavior by running the motion 3M (closed, remove and bury) the source of dengue virus originated as a nest of mosquitoes in the neighborhood residents. (Bey / Muhammad Hilmansyah)
 
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Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/01/12/dengue-outbreak-hits-balikpapan.html

Tuesday, January 12, 2010 9:33 PM


Dengue outbreak hits Balikpapan

Nurni Sulaiman , The Jakarta Post , Balikpapan | Tue, 01/12/2010 1:01 PM | National

Two people have died and 176 others have been treated in hospital in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan since December 2009 after being infected with dengue fever.

Balikpapan mayoralty health agency head Diyah Muryani said Tuesday the dengue outbreak was already out of control.

She said the agency had encouraged local people and schools to keep their environment clean in order to prevent dengue fever.

Hospitals were obliged to give free treatment to dengue fever patients, she added
 
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Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2010/01/13/116703/127/101/Balikpapan-KLB-DBD

Google translation:

Dengue outbreak Balikpapan
Wednesday, January 13, 2010 04:26 pm

BALIKPAPAN - MI: Provinisi Capital of East Kalimantan, Balikpapan defined status Extraordinary Things (KLB) to the Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF).

"Determination of dengue outbreaks begin Monday (11 / 1) by the local administration for cases doubled from the previous month," said Head of the City Health Office (DKK), Dyah Muryani in Balikpapan, Tuesday (12 / 1).

Currently the number of dengue patients in the hospital as many as 108 people, 79 of whom are children, 29 adults and three men entered the ICU ward, and added 60 suspect cases, he said.

Dyah said the outbreak is set, it was getting reports that one victim died of DHF is a three-year-old child. "KLB defined as cases in January 2010 increased compared to December 2009 as many as 78 cases with two dead," he said.

The area residents were exposed to DHF cases in Balikpapan is a village Mekar Sari, Gunung Sari Ilir and Sepinggan. "Status of dengue outbreaks this set, the local government has set aside an outbreak alert Rp 200 million from Budget Regional (APBD)," said Dyah.

Steps that have been made to suppress dengue cases is to conduct fumigation (fogging) on the focus of the case, and the extension abatesasi. "We expect the medical treatment to patients of DHF cases also to disseminate prevention," he said.

He also suggested local residents make a move 3M (planting, draining, closed) of goods, location or puddle of water that allows berkembangbiaknya Aedes mosquito larvae Agepty. "In addition we will conduct cooperation with the City Education Department (Disdik) to do fogging in the schools, because most affected by dengue are children," said Dyah. (Ant/OL-06)
 
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Source: http://www.mediaindonesia.com/read/2010/01/14/116930/127/101/Samarinda-Tetapkan-Status-Waspada-DB

Google translation:

Samarinda Set DB Alert Status
Thursday, January 14, 2010 05:25 pm

SAMARINDA-MI: City Government (City Government) Samarinda, East Kalimantan (Kaltim), set the status of alert to dengue fever (DB) Dengue.

"Balikpapan municipal government and district government (Pemkab) West Kutai has set DB as the status of outbreaks (unusual events). But, see DB in Samarinda cases that tend to decrease, so we are still assessing the case DB alert stage," said Head of the City Health Office (DKK ) Samarinda Nina Endang Rahayu, Wednesday (13 / 1).

Although still in the stage of alert, but the City Government of Samarinda continued to make efforts to press the case of DB in Samarinda, Edang Nina said Rahayu.

"The effort to stage this alert which continues to provide counseling and an appeal to the citizens of the importance of the motion 3M (drained, close and store) the objects or goods that are not useful and we always ask people to keep the home environment is always clean," said Head of Public Health's Samarinda.

Department of Health data from Samarinda, DB case until January 13, 2010 recorded 26 cases, including one victim died. In December 2009 the previous month there were 267 cases of DB with three victims died.

"We hope the numbers continue to pressure DB so that its status could be lowered," he said.

Head of the Department of Health Samarinda Samarinda remind residents wary of the coming rainy season.

"Faced with the current rainy season, we invite citizens to meningatkan healthy environment. Additives used, including a bottle that uses flower pot to hold water buffer attention because that's where mosquito larvae 'Aedes aegepty' causes dengue fever can progress," he said.

"We must cultivate a sense of shame when we there in the environment larvae. Smoking is prepared only as a last resort to kill mosquitoes, but the fact harmful and will continue to grow is jentiknya," said Head of the Health Samarinda.

Aedes larvae chain can be terminated through aegepty clean environment and routine 3M movement, he said.

He also asked people to use abate effectively and efficiently.

"While the needs in Samarinda sufficient abate, but we but reminded people to use as efficiently as possible. Important, water reservoirs drained the water regularly. If the bath water should be sprinkled with dried rarely abate," said Nina Edang Rahayu, who also serves as Director of IA hospitals Moeis Samarinda. (Ant/OL-7)
 
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Source: http://www.sapos.co.id/berita/index.asp?IDKategori=1&id=3572

Friday, January 15, 2010
Patient Harvest Long live RS, 2 Killed in hospitals AWS
DHF Kian Harm

SAMARINDA. Case of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in the City Tepian signed in alarming numbers. Even in the hospital 2 main objectives of the community hospitals and hospitals Dirgahayu Sjahranie AW (AWS), experienced an increase in dengue patients.

In RS Dirgahayu example. In the last 6 months, documented cases of DHF cases reach 1055. Long live the Director of Hospital, Dr. Luke Demo, to Sapos yesterday afternoon, said the number of dengue patients in the hospital's lead continued to increase over the worsening weather at some time lately.

"The problem is, the weather is uncertain.'ll Heat, a little rain. So the body temperature is also uncertain," he explained.

The number of DHF cases was 1055, said he counted hospitalized special or hospitalization. While the outpatient, not counted or recorded. "So if all of the same total outpatient, quite a lot. Because many of choosing only outpatient care," he said.

Viewed from the age group, Luke said, no one dominates for dengue patients. Everything is equal, both children and adults.

Added Luke, of the total dengue cases, the number of patients continue to increase dramatically in the past three months. Although many, but none of DHF patients had died.

Luke admitted, there was no anticipatory measures against the spiraling number of dengue patients. Services provided as usual remained, as did the previous time. "We still provide maximum service, according to our existing capabilities," he said casually.

He also appealed to all citizens, to be vigilant and keep the health of their environment. Especially cleaning problems around the home or place of activity.

Meanwhile, in hospitals AW Sjahranie, at the end of 2009 and then, recorded 2 children with DHF who meninggaol world. If the total, the number of children afflicted by dengue last year reached 107 people. Number of most happened on the 15th of November. Then there pengingkatan to the patient during the 25 December.

"It is the month (November and December, Red) high rainfall season after transition. Some even died after being attacked by dengue in December when he was undergoing treatment," said PR Sjahranie Hospital Dr. AW Nurliana Adrianti Noor or dr nicknamed Nana to Sapos.

At the beginning of this year called Dr. Nana, had 9 children recorded positive was attacked by dengue in intensive care at the hospital's Budget is the government. There were 4 other children who undergo observation.

"We usually difficult medical act, if the patient is stricken with dengue come already in a state of shock and ill health. As the two victims who failed to be rescued last year," added Dr. Nana.

To avoid any other casualties, are encouraged for parents to be more responsive to the child's health condition. This means that if you find a child suffering from fever for 2 days and not go down the heat, to immediately check into the nearest health center.

"Normally mosquitoes carrying dengue virus digenangan loves being around the water residence to breed. So if we can apply the program is always 3 M (drained, close and bury)," added Dr. Nana. (rin/rm-2)
 
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Balikpapan
DHF patients died in origin Grogot RSKD
KOMPAS / WISNU Widiantoro
Friday, January 29, 2010 | 22:12 PST

BALIKPAPAN - A referral of patients of dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) from Grogot, Paser District died at General Hospital Kanujoso Djatiwibowo (RSKD), Wednesday (28 / 1) then.

According to the Head of the City Health Office (DKK) Balikpapan Dyah Muryani, Friday (29 / 1), which meningal DHF patients aged 11 years. "The patient referrals from hospitals in Grogot, taken by ambulance own car. I estimate, it refers it's too late, and DHF is difficult to recover when critical," said Dyah.

In these cases, DHF has become a disease intercity, considering the number cases in other areas is also high, even followed the death of the victim. Balikpapan, added enough fuss, since the reference of the districts / cities. "The hospital in Balikpapan be quite busy due to receive referrals from other areas," he said.

Separately, Jamal, who contacted the victim's grandfather Tribune revealed, the condition of his grandson, who was sitting in sixth grade was quite critical since the Grogot, which was referred to RSKD Balikpapan, Wednesday (27 / 1).

Jamal had confessed to the inconvenience for the donor shortage grandson AB blood groups. Finally, the nine people who are ready, only seven people are eligible to donate blood. Despite getting seven bags of blood, not helped her grandson's life. "My grandson Grogot buried at 3 o'clock this afternoon (yesterday)," said Jamal. (joe)
 
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Source: http://www.metrobalikpapan.co.id/index.php?mib=berita.detail&id=30685

Thursday, February 11, 2010, 09:28:00
Dengue victim Tembus 106 Patients
Four People Died

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TANJUNG REDEB-intensive Berau Health Department conduct fogging disemjulah locations dengue fever is considered endemic. This was done following the increase in dengue patients this year. Berau Health Department records, from January to February 10, 2010, the residents stricken with dengue had reached 106 patients and 4 patients have died.

A large number of patients, the health office as menyantakannya Berau yet extraordinary events (KLB). Because the status of outbreaks can only say, if the number of dengue patients is doubled from the number of patients in the last year. While the number of dengue patients in 2009 and the number reached 376 people and 3 people died.

While in 2008, the number of dengue patients reached 286 and 7 people died. From the statistics the last three years, this area of DHF cases seen increased significantly, to eradicate the dengue disease Berau health office looks quite overwhelmed. "This deadly disease, began to spread in several districts. Of the 13 districts, only Maratua safe districts.

But if there threatened Itupun DHF patients in District Maratua visit it, "said Eko Siswadi, Head of Disease Eradication and Environmental Medicine Dinskes Berau, Wednesday (10 / 2) yesterday. According to him, to eradicate dengue can not be if only mendandalkan Department of Health, but more leverage when stokeholder involve both communities, the private sector and all intansi government.

The role of community in a very decisive pressure DBD, especially helped and clean environment by way of eradicating mosquitoes nest (PSN) or 3M burying the waste materials that could be a reservoir of water as the developing mosquito larvae, drain the tub on a regular basis, and close the water tank.

According to Eko, the rainy season is relatively vulnerable to dengue disease because many puddles of water that could be the development of larvae, so the importance of community awareness for healthy living behavior. Where indicated prone areas of endemic dengue, Eko Siswadi mention, three of the most vulnerable village DBD, ie Bugis village, Tanjung village Gayam.

The third village continues to be concern for Public Health continues smoking. Then where the dikecamatan like others, he added, other districts also spread dengue, DHF patients because the current does not only come from the District of Cape Redeb, but also other dikecmaatan both coastal and inland areas.

Anticipation is done dinkes to mengtasi patients away from hospitals? Eko Siswadi said, the health office has been providing programming tools to be prepared early tests in every clinic.

"Early tests of this device serves to detect the blood of infected patients suspected of dengue. If the blood test was dipuskesmas dengue infected patients, the clinic must refer the patient public hospital, "he explained. (Bm3/kpnn)
 
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Source: http://www.sapos.co.id/berita/index.asp?IDKategori=279&id=4733

Friday, February 19, 2010
AWS in hospitals, have died because of dengue 3
February, 78 patients maintained, 2 Among the DSS

SAMARINDA. Beware, disease Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF), which caused Agypti Aedes mosquito bites again asked the victim. This time the 4-year-old patient, resident Bakung Loa, River KUNJANG and children 6 years old, resident of Jl Brengkes, RT 3, Samarinda Ilir, died while undergoing treatment in hospitals Sjahranie AW, on Wednesday (10 / 2) and Tuesday (16 / 2) morning.

Data obtained Sapos, the government-owned hospitals that have treated 78 dengue patients during this February. Children comprised 19 patients, adult patients for the rest of this February.

"This amount of new until today (Thursday, Red). For January, we are dealing with 142 cases of child 1 patient died. So there are 3 numbers that have died. Month DHF patients undergoing treatment in hospital is quite high. It can be seen from the number of patients in the middle of this month alone, "said PR Hospital Dr. AW Nurliana Adrianti Sjahranie Noor or dr nicknamed Nana when Sapos confirmed.

Say dr Nana, two boys whose names were kept secret, died while undergoing treatment in the treatment room Motel and PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care Unit). "In treatment, his condition status Dengue Shock Syndrome (DSS or in ordinary language is called shock). We immediately took action medical help, with intensive treatment in the PICU room, for further handling," said Dr. Nana.

Unfortunately, several hours after treatment and obeservasi tight, just the child patient died. Until yesterday at Melati Room, special care children, there are two patients who were treated and the condition can also be said DSS patients.

"We constantly work to strict supervision, the two DSS patients were children. And not all dengue patients being treated here, there is also an outpatient follow. But there are also some people who were returned after certain conditions are improving," said Dr. Nana .

Dr. Nana mengigatkan again, in order to prevent the spread of dengue viruses. Residents were asked to always consider the importance of M 3 system (drains, buried and closed) a pool of water or a place which is used as a nest of mosquitoes to lay their eggs.

"Only with the stop, we all can avoid mosquito bites are deadly. Also do not forget to make it a habit is a healthy living, by consuming nutritious food, health and environment and do not snack at random," he said. (okay)
 
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Source: http://www.kaltimpost.co.id/index.php?mib=berita.detail&id=54017

Monday, 01 Maret 2010, 08:22:00
DBP, Citizens No Need to Panic

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Samarinda mayor Achmad Amins reminded the citizens that do not need to panic with the increasing cases of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF), there are even some who died. "No need to panic, the current situation can not be said outbreaks (Extraordinary Incident, Red.).

There were some deaths, but can not rashly declare an outbreak, because there are steps taken to declared outbreaks, "said Head Amins accompanied by the Secretariat of Public Relations and Protocol Samarinda M Faisal. Amins mentioned, the City Health Department has undertaken efforts, and to the victims who died were carried out research.

"We're doing research on the deceased, if death due to delays caused by handling or the other," added Amins again. Not only that, she called DKK also doing data dengue endemic areas so that treatment can be done. "In addition to the government's efforts to do, we also need community participation to practice 3M (drains, buried, close). Not only do when there are events, "Amins appealed again.

Amins confirmed dengue prevention is a key point in the community. How people living alone to use that key. "We also highly appreciate against the PKK member who will conduct city Free Movement larvae in 6 districts began early in March," said Amins. Related to Free Movement of first larvae in the district this Palaran, Amins also appealed to citizens to participate in this positive activity.

"We hope that citizens participate actively in these activities, and not just be watching, or when a team comes into the house, not even opened the door. Let us together to prevent dengue, "he said. Therefore, to prevent dengue, depending on how the efforts of citizens so as not to let it wiggler multiply and rampant.

"By eradicating larvae, will break the chain biaknya developing agypti Aedes mosquitoes which cause dengue not only, but also Chikungunya. We expect also the role and activity of Jumantik (Interpreter Observer larvae) that already exists today, "added Amins. (Hms2)
 
Re: East Kalimantan: dengue cases

Source: http://www.sapos.co.id/berita/index.asp?IDKategori=89&id=5537

Friday, March 19, 2010
Intensifying Pokjanal Prevent Dengue Outbreak

SAMARINDA. Member of Commission IV DPRD Kaltim Masitah Syarifah Assegaf asked Public Health district in East Kalimantan to further intensify Operations Working Group (Pokjanal), to reduce mortality and suppress the number of cases of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in East Kalimantan, which is now status Extraordinary Incident ( KLB).

Described Masitah-politician was often greeted Patriot-, Pokjanal is a task force in the district and the city has a responsibility to give guidance and information on conditions related to environmental and health issues to the public, including dengue.

As we all know he went on, the current dengue situation in Samarinda, Balikpapan and Kukar was signed at a very alarming. This considering the number of cases is very large in the two districts, it is expected there are efforts related agencies, especially health office of a district in East Kalimantan.

The effort is meant is to be carried out intensive action, the emphasis of the number of cases and deaths due to dengue in handling patterns quickly and accurately by Pokjanal. The move was such a pro-active steps to every endemic areas in order to be fogging or fumigation, providing mempergencar abate powder and socialization with the pattern of dengue prevention 3M or bathtub drain and close the places of water storage and stockpiling items that could be the sediment water biaknya developing a mosquito.

"This Pokjanal's obligation to provide counseling and information on public and environmental health such as dengue-prone conditions, so I expect that there Pokjanal to be intensified," he said.

This veiled woman also appealed to the public to have awareness and understanding of the dangers of diseases caused by mosquitoes this Aigepty aides.

"So do not wait to be reminded again, but people also need to have the awareness to prevent the spread of this disease. The key is prevention in the family and always apply a healthy lifestyle," imbuanya.

As noted from 6256 known positive cases of dengue in East Kalimantan, 84 of them died from the disease. These data were collected from 2009 until January 2010 by the Department of Health Kaltim. While in January 2010 alone, a total of 16 died of 977 positive cases of DHF.

From all districts / cities in East Kalimantan, Balikpapan ranked the most positive cases with 248 cases of DHF. While Samarinda and Kutai Kartanegara ranked second and third with 188 and 102 the number of cases. (* / agi)
 
Re: East Kalimantan: dengue cases

Source: http://www.metrobalikpapan.co.id/index.php?mib=berita.detail&id=32724

Friday, March 19, 2010, 07:36:00
Must be Pro Active Dinkes Prevent Dengue

BALIKPAPAN-high case numbers Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in East Kalimantan during the year 2009 and 3437 cases, or reach, with mortality rates reaching 46 people,
a Member of Parliament Kaltim IV, Syarifah Masitah Assegaf asked District Health Office and the City, to pro-active and optimize the role of Operations Working Group (Pokjanal), in anticipation of the spread of mosquitoes carrying dengue virus peyebab.

Pokjanal, a task force in the district-town, which is responsible to give advice and information on conditions related to environmental and health problems in society, including dengue rawannya As is known, from the Provincial Health Office data Kaltim, DHF conditions in Samarinda, Balikpapan and Kukar, been entered at a very alarming.

Given, the number of cases is very large in the three-town district, is expected to have made real efforts related institutions, especially dinkes all-city districts in East Kalimantan. "During January 2010 alone, a total of 16 cases died from 977 positive cases of DHF. From all districts and towns in East Kalimantan, Balikpapan ranked the most positive DHF cases, with 248 cases.

While Samarinda and Kutai Kartanegara, ranked second and third with 188 and 102 the number of cases. This is an extraordinary event
and must be done immediately anticipatory steps, so as not to cause more casualties, "he explained. Expresses, the effort is meant is to make pro-active step and conduct a review and extension to a potentially endemic areas.

The goal, gar can be carried out fogging or fumigation, providing abate powder and prevention with mempergencar socialization patterns 3M. Namely, the bathtub drain, close the places of water storage, and stockpiling items that could be deposits of water and so the spread of mosquitoes biaknya developing DHF. "Between the level of rainfall DHF cases, a significant correlation.

Because, if there is rain in an area, usually will leave puddles of water in some places. Like, ditch or place that can be filled with water, such as reservoirs, ponds and other fish, "he said.

Dikatakanya then, later pokjanal shall provide counseling as well as information on community health and the environment such as dengue-prone conditions. "The first step is the main thing is to build community awareness of disease prevention BDB. If the public consciousness has been formed, of the potential spread of dengue would be less" he concluded. (Iwan / kpnn)
 
Re: East Kalimantan: dengue cases

Source: http://www.metrobalikpapan.co.id/index.php?mib=berita.detail&id=32969

Google translation:

Tuesday, March 23, 2010, 08:52:00
Dengue cases Downhill Start
ULV Fogging Home Sunday, April outbreak is expected Lepas


BALIKPAPAN-case Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) in Balikpapan seems to start decreasing. Until the week of March when this was recorded only 87 cases of DHF, while the period of January and February and recorded 200 cases hampr more.

Head of the City Health Office (DKK) Balikpapan, Dr. Hj Muryani Dyah said the decrease among DHF cases due to climate change is no longer continuous rain. Then, also thanks to the intense seriousness of the conduct officer or fogging fogging in areas endemic DHF cases.

Including awareness of citizens and the various elements of society who are responsible to overcome the problem of garbage and cleanliness in recent weeks. "From the beginning of March until today (March 22, Red) recorded only 87 cases. Although there also died about a week ago, but the case was dropped, "said Dyah-familiar addressed.

He hoped, would have a similar awareness can be maintained, if need be improved, especially regarding the responsibility to overcome the problem of garbage and environmental cleanliness. However this situation is still adrift during the period of 2009 and, where from January to March range from 500 cases.

Whereas in the period January to March 2010, the number was 638 cases with tembut victims died 5 people. "Every month there are dead, two people in December, while January to March of each one. The incident touched on Extraordinary ststuas (KLB), the institute claimed his condition is still in outbreak status.

However, if conditions continue to have DHF penurusanan it is not ruled out in March, an outbreak could satatus off. "But still we'll see until the end of the month is still down or back up. Hopefully in April had no more outbreaks, InsyaAllah, "he hoped. In addition, in the near future it will conduct a mass fumigation using a fogging system in a larger amount.

Namely ultralow volume (ULV) spraying in order to perform. "We do mass fogging using ULV evenly throughout the region. Thus DBD completely discharged, "he explained. ULV fogging equipment is a kind of common dipergunakanan to eradicate adult mosquitoes by fogging system, but this large ULV and works automatically and taken by using a car.

ULV has advantages over ordinary manual fogging equipment, because the regular fogging solarnya a mixture of drugs and 1: 2, but the ULV is 100 percent pure and cyanov to the effect will be more effective because the higher concentration. "I'll use a special vehicle, a mobile system. Concentration greater than usual fogging, tujuanya to mosquito larvae and die faster, "added this veiled woman. (Die)
 
Re: East Kalimantan: dengue cases

Source: http://www.tribunkaltim.co.id/read/artikel/71279

Google translation:

42 dies of dengue
Graphic Tribun Kaltim / Ervan
Illustrations DBD
Monday, November 8, 2010 | 22:00 pm

SAMARINDA - Dangue Disease Dengue Fever (DHF) in East Kalimantan remains a dangerous disease. Data collected by Health Department (Health) Kaltim show until October 2010, the disease has claimed 42 human lives from 5363 cases scattered throughout the area in East Kalimantan.

The number of cases in 2010 increased compared to 2009 last year which only 4077 cases. However, for mortality, year 2009 is higher, reaching 52 people. If seen from the data that has-been, known in November-December to January is usually DHF increases. So that could have been number of cases and the dead will rise again.

"When viewed from this 2010 case compared to 2009 and then was increased by high, so it's still preliminary data, we do not yet know how to report until next December. I just hope there is no increase, and of course all the people still ask us to raise awareness," said Chief Health Office (DHO) Kaltim Syafak Hanung, yesterday.

Specific mortality data, the mentioned four areas namely Samarinda, Balikpapan, Tarakan and Penajam North Paser (PPU) is the highest. While in other regions, the relative decline and even the number zero.

"So once again we are reminded, that dengue cases were not a lot happening in remote areas, assessment is clearly wrong. But really in the big cities. We can see from the data every year, always the big cities like Samarinda, Balikpapan, Tarakan the highest number of cases.'s why we always encourage a more urban society to increase guard, "he explained.

From the data in the meantime, Syafak urged to maintain vigilance, especially to schools, agencies, both public and private companies, to continue to make 3M's motion.

"Do not hesitate and procrastinate when it will do is move the 3M. And we are well prepared from the relevant authorities at any time when the community needs, ranging from giving abate until fogging for free," he explained.

To the relevant Department in this case in the District Health Office and City as Kaltim, he also asked to prepare siagakan everything, ranging from the division of abate to the community, to hospitals. (Aid)
 
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