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INDO/TAIWAN - Indo guest worker in Taiwan reportedly dies of influenza

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Theresa42

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This is a strange story -- and, of course, might not have anything to do with H5N1, but ... an Indonesian man working in Taiwan has died -- the initial diagnosis the doc gave him was influenza, but it sounds like the cause of death is not yet clear. I *think* the article is saying that he's been working in Taiwan since Aug 1 and died around Sept 8 (other interpretations are welcome!).

The thing is, the story appears in the Jawa Post's 'Radar Tulungagung' section so the guy must've been from somewhere near there. We've already seen bf in Tulungagung, including suspected human cases. What came to mind was the case of the Egyptian guy who worked in Jordan and who, apparently, caught bf at home in Egypt and brought it with him to Jordan....


toggletext-ed from Indonesian:

Reported by Flu, the Indonesian guest worker was killed
Sept 15, 2006

Blitar - Repatriation of the Miyanto body not yet kelar, currently canned be heard the news again a hero of foreign exchange from the Blitar Regency died in Taiwan. Wati, 27, villagers Kalisosok, the Panggungrejo Subdistrict, that died because of being sick.

Wati's clarity that died in Taiwan was just accepted by the family in the last three days by the Distributor of the Indonesian Manpower Service (PJTKI) PT the Echo Poinciana Tree of the Service, Malang. In fact Wati that worked as the servant died to last August 1. Yesterday, his case was reported to the Worker's Solidarity the Blitar Migrant (SBMB).

Same like cases of the Indonesian guest worker who died, Wati's body up to now still still could be not being returned. "I knew him from PJTKI. Basically died because of being to last August 1 sick," said Subari, the older brother Wati that was justified by Syaekoni, the Co-ordinator SBMB the Blitar Regency.

According to Subari, there was no presentiment anything that terbesit on the marrow of the size family in the Kalisosok Village, the Panggungrejo Subdistrict. Around last September 8, the PJTKI side said if Wati experienced was sick. The condition for his health could experience provided in the new place five months were occupied by him that.

By the employer's side, finally was brought to the closest hospital in Taiwan. The doctor there only was sentenced by the influenza illness then. "Knew-knew immediately after being done by the maintenance in the hospital towards the house, the brother (Wati, Red) unconscious and not long afterwards died," added Subari sad.


On behalf of the family, Subari ask for to the Manpower Service and Transmigration (Disnakertrans) the Blitar Regency to facilitate repatriation of Wati's body as soon as possible. Not only Disnakertrans, the PJTKI side was also asked to continue be in touch newest. "If could as soon as possible, although not becoming the burden of thoughts," requested Subari.

In the meantime, the Co-ordinator SBMB Syaekoni to this newspaper said until this still could not give the certain answer about the cause of Wati's death. Pure was sick or had the other cause. "This that became the problem, did not yet have the clarity." We also did not yet receive the letter from Taiwan. The difficulty is, from the family, Wati's body ogah divisum, said Syaekoni.

The diligent man fought for the Indonesian guest worker's fate also urgent to Disnakertrans to as soon as possible take the action. Not only Wati that his body floated, but two other Indonesian guest workers experienced same fate. Namely Syamsuri and Misyanto. "In 2006 has had 14 Indonesian guest workers who died overseas," revealed Syaekoni.

http://www.jawapos.co.id/index.php?act=detail_radar&id=138216&c=115
 
Re: INDO/TAIWAN - Indo guest worker in Taiwan reportedly dies of influenza

Theresa42 said:
"In 2006 has had 14 Indonesian guest workers who died overseas," revealed Syaekoni.

Sounds like it's happening quite a lot now.
 
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