Hong Kong: one more A/H1N1 death brings total to 28

[Gert van der Hoek]

Another man died of H1N1

2009-09-30 (19:52)

A 38-year-old male suffering from diabetes and kidney failure patients who suffered from flu symptoms, on September 29 to Princess Margaret Hospital accident and emergency department was admitted to the intensive care unit and diagnosed with the H1N1 influenza A ( human swine flu), was prescribed Tamiflu, Relenza and antibiotics, and the need to use instruments to assist breathing.

Her condition continued to deteriorate on the same day 22:23 certified dead.

Princess Margaret Hospital spokesman said the cases have been reported to the Hospital Authority Head Office and the Center for Health Protection.

http://www.hkheadline.com/instantnews/news_content/200909/30/20090930a195526.html?cat=a&sl=zh&tl=en

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Hong Kong: another swineflu death

Re: Hong Kong: another swineflu death

The new Hong Kong H1N1 flu death toll to 25 people

【╱ 30 Hong Kong Central News Agency Xinhua】

2009.09.30 10:18 pm

As the number of new influenza H1N1 infection in Hong Kong continued to rise, today confirmed a further one people have died H1N1, in Hong Kong since mid-July this year, 25 people have been killed H1N1 lives.

Hong Kong's Princess Margaret Hospital, said today that a 38-year-old male suffering from diabetes and kidney failure patients who suffered from flu symptoms to the hospital emergency room for treatment yesterday, the day of ICU stay treatment and diagnosis of new influenza H1N1 infection , taking Tamiflu (Tamiflu), and antibiotic drugs, and the need to use instruments to assist breathing.

Her condition continued to deteriorate, at 10:23 last night, he was certified dead.

In addition, the Hong Kong Department of Health confirmed today that a further 397 cases of H1N1, including 17 staff in public hospitals, so that the total number of confirmed 27897.

In the confirmed H1N1 cases, there are still 237 patients admitted to hospital for treatment, of which 216 were in stable condition, 9 were serious and 12 were in critical condition.

Today Added a critical case, the patient is to Kwong Wah Hospital, a 52-year-old male patients with diabetes and hypertension.

September 25 patient have influenza symptoms, yesterday went to Kwong Wah Hospital accident and emergency department stay intensive care unit treatment, the day of confirmed infections H1N1, and taking Tamiflu (Tamiflu) and antibiotics, the need to rely on instruments to help it breathe.

【2009/09/30】 CNA @ http://udn.com/

http://udn.com/NEWS/MAINLAND/BREAKINGNEWS4/5168610.shtml

 

[Shiloh]

Re: Hong Kong: two more A/H1N1 deaths brings total to 27

Re: Hong Kong: two more A/H1N1 deaths brings total to 27

Source: http://news.gov.hk/en/category/healthandcommunity/091002/html/091002en05003.htm

October 2, 2009
Surveillance
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2 swine flu patients die
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Department of Health

Two human swine flu patients aged 11 and 93 have died while Hong Chi Pinehill No.3 School in Tai Po will suspend classes for another week due to the swine flu outbreak affecting 18 students and two staff.


The 93-year-old patient developed flu symptoms on September 30 and was admitted to Caritas Medical Centre. She also had cerebral vascular disease and hypertension. She tested positive to human swine flu October 1 and was prescribed Tamiflu and antibiotics. Her condition deteriorated and she died at 6.48am today.


The 11-year-old girl, who had mental retardation, cerebral palsy, epilepsy and asthma, was admitted to Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital September 26 with flu symptoms. She was a student at Hong Chi Pinehill No 3 School in Tai Po. She tested positive to the virus and was given Tamiflu and antibiotics. She suffered a cardiac arrest this morning and died at 9.21am. The Coroner's Court will investigate her death.


Meanwhile, the Department of Health has advised the special school to suspend classes for another week. The school has suspended classes since September 27 following a human swine flu outbreak.


Eighteen students, aged five to 18, and two staff members at the school have developed influenza-like illness symptoms since September 22. Fifteen students, including the deceased, tested positive to human swine flu.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Hong Kong: one more A/H1N1 death brings total to 28

google translated

Hong Kong's first 28 cases of Influenza A H1N1 emerged influenza deaths

http://www.sina.com.cn 2009 Nian 10 Yue 05

HONG KONG, October 5

Xinhua announced on the 5th Hong Kong Hospital Authority, Hong Kong added one case related to Influenza A H1N1 influenza deaths.

Hospital Authority spokesman said that one suffers from diabetes and high blood pressure, 52-year-old male patient on September 25 flu-like symptoms, September 29 to a hospital emergency room for treatment and hospitalization.

On the same day, the patient confirmed infected with influenza A H1N1 influenza. Patients in the September 30 situation from further deterioration, in at 23:11 on October 4 died.

To date, cumulative influenza A H1N1 influenza deaths have been 28 cases.

http://news.sina.com.cn/c/2009-10-05/201518781671.shtml