Indonesia - Aceh (Sumatra)

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - Aceh (Sumatra)

18/12/2006 14:24

Seven Acehinese citizens the Bird Flu Negative

Liputan6.com, Lhokseumawe: seven patients in the Cut Meutia Hospital, Lhokseumawe, Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam, it was confirmed was not infected by the bird flu virus.

Beforehand the Department of the decisive Health of the seven citizens from Lhokseumawe North suffered bird flu because his sign was similar to the deadly illness.

This indication was reinforced the number of poultries died suddenly in the settlement environment of the patients.

Was like this information from the official of the Department of the Health in Lhokseumawe, recently.

Although results of Tim's inspection the Fast Department of Health Reaction confirmed the seven patients were not attacked by bird flu, the community Lhokseumawe North was asked to continue to be on the alert.

Because thousands of poultries that died suddenly in the region were believed in resulting from the bird flu attack.

The official will tomorrow carry out the extermination of the poultry to prevent the spreading of bird flu .

http://www.liputan6.com/view/7,134315,1,0,1166436659.html

 

[Laidback Al]

Re: Indonesia - Aceh (Sumatra)

Current list of Aceh individuals based on MHSC post #16.

Seven patients treated at Cut Meutia Lhokseumawe Hospital have apparently tested negative for bird flu (post #21). I have marked five of the seven based on the most recent reports, but we need further information to determine which individuals have actually tested negative for bird flu.


Rayuek Pange Village, Aceh North
Hospital: Matang Kuli Community Health Centre
Nurul Izzah (4.5 years), hospitalized 12/11/2006, released 12/13/2006
M. Fadli (8), hospitalized 12/11/2006, released 12/13/2006
Dafril Dahlan (2), hospitalized 12/12/2006, released 12/13/2006
Irmayanti (8), hospitalized 12/12/2006, released 12/13/2006

Cot Glumpang, Aceh North
Hospital: Cut Meutia Lhokseumawe Hospital, Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam,
Fitriani (9 years) became ill 12/11/06, hopitalized 12/16/06 (Negative?)

Meunasah Keudee Blang Jruen, the Subdistrict of the Tanah, Aceh Utara
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Husband and Wife
Tgk M. Said (68), hospitalized 12/12/06
Hj Asiah (60), hospitalized 12/12/06

Blang Tuphat Timur, the Maura Satu Subdistrict the Lhokseumawe City
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Ridwan Umar (50), became ill 12/13/06, hospitalized 12/14/06 (Negative?)

Ampeh, the Subdistrict of the Tanah Luas, Aceh North
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Hidayatul Fitri (7)
Nurmasyitah (20)
Rahmadani (10)

(post #20)
Cot Tunong Village, Sawang Subdistrict,
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Nurdin (50) (Negative?)

(post #20)
Nibong Subdistrict, Sawang Subdistrict
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
M. Nur (40) (Negative?)

(post #20)
Cot Geulumpang Village, Sawang Subdistrict
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Fira Zuhra (5) (Negative?)

(post #17)
Alue Itam Baroh Village
Hospital: Pos Kesehatan Landing
Irfandi Bin Jafar (4)
M. Zianuddin (1)

(post #17)
Meunasah Mee Village, the Tanah Pasir Subdistrict
Hospital: Community HealthCenter
Child (?) from Bollah

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - Aceh (Sumatra)

Results of the Test of the Team Task Force:

the Acehinese Citizen North Free of Bird Flu

on Tuesday, 19-12-2006 Aceh Utara

Results of the blood test that was carried out by the team task force the control of bird flu in Aceh North that was announced the local Regional Government on Monday (18/12) mentioned, there was no citizen who was infected by bird flu.

That was appropriate results of the test sample blood several patients that was expected suspect bird flu that showed the virus negative H5N1 (bird flu).

?Based on results of clinic investigation, epidemiology and the laboratory were unproven the KLB existence the AI case (bird flu) in 11 subdistricts among them Tanah Luas, Matang Kuli, Nibong, Muara Dua, Syamtalira Aron, Sawang and Muara Batu,? said Pj the Acehinese Regent North Drs T Pribadi.

He mentioned, the AI case in the area only happened to the poultry, that was gotten in seven subdistricts from 11 subdistricts that were expected by the epidemic of the bird flu virus.

In his explanation HT Personal was accompanied by the team's member of the control of bird flu from Jakarta, the health service of the province/the regency, but also the WHO side that was spread out in the Regent's Hall, on Monday (18/12).

This activity had been carried out by the team since spreading him the case of bird flu by involving various sectoral services in lavishing attention to the assumption of the case of bird flu.

Moreover the team carried out investigation and the documentation of the case suspect bird flu to seven subdistricts terindikasi suspek AI.
?Sosialisasi AI and the taking of the new sample and case contact in seven locations.
Also was done by the AI socialisation and penatalaksanaan the AI case in RS Cut Mutia isolation space.

Afterwards, the taking, the packing, the sending and the processing of the specimen in time 21 hours. Results, all the first stage specimens, not yet there are those that was infected by bird flu.

Several patients only were affected by normal flu (H3N1) ,? said Pribadi.

The chairman Tim Task Force Eka Soni SKM MM to the reporter said, after doing investigation epidemilogi to the field, his side proved the negative of the bird flu virus after checking the sample.

?Results from the sample research that was sent by us, evidently the patient only indicated H3N1 (normal flu), not bird flu. So we should not be wrong usual.

http://www.medanbisnisonline.com/rubrik.php?p=79647&more=1#more79647

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - Aceh (Sumatra)

Bird flu hits Indonesia's tsunami-battered Aceh

JAKARTA, Dec 21, 2006 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- Avian Influenza has infected tens of thousands of fowls in Aceh province, which was devastated by tsunami in December 2004, an Indonesian Health Ministry official said here Thursday.

After infecting scores of chickens in one district in North Aceh regency at the end of December last year, the highly pathogenic H5N1 virus now has contracted tens of thousands of chickens in seven districts of the regency, said Suyono, a member of the investigation team of the ministry for combating avian flu, who has just returned from the province.

Mahrozar, an official of the health department of the North Aceh regency, said all preventive measures had been taken to prevent the virus from spreading.

The Indonesian health ministry has ordered to slaughter all poultry in radius of one kilometer and to vaccinate all of them in radius of three kilometers.

The official said two out of the seven districts were hit by the tsunami in 2004, the Senedon district and Santa Lira Bayu district.

On Dec. 26, the Aceh province is to commemorate the second anniversary of the tsunami.

http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/STED-6WPR3U?OpenDocument

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - Aceh (Sumatra)

Hat tip for the Indonesian Committee for BF

16 Suspect Cases in North Aceh Test Negative for Bird Flu

Tests conducted at laboratories at the Ministry of Health Research and Development Center and NAMRU-2, using RT-PCR (Real Time-Polymirase Chain Reaction) and serology, have shown that samples taken from 16 suspect human H5N1 influenza cases in North Aceh regency are negative for the H5N1 avian influenza virus. Based on testing of samples taken from the 16 patients treated at Cut Meutia Hospital, one of the patients has tested positive for type A Influenza (common flu), and two patients are positive for type B Influenza (common flu).

The above information is based on a report on bird flu developments in Nangroe Aceh Darussalam Province received by the Public Communication Center from the Bird Flu Communication Center at the Ministry of Health, on Tuesday, December 20, 2006.

The Bird Flu Communication Center reported that the findings of the investigation into the 16 suspect cases revealed that 10 of the suspect cases had had contact with dead fowl, 1 person had not had any contact with fowl; there was no clear evidence to establish whether or not the other 5 patients were in contact with fowl.

Of the 16 suspect cases, those treated at Cut Mutia Hospital and found to have been in contact with dead fowl are Ai (50 years, Female) admitted on December 11, 2006; RU (50 years, Male) admitted on December 14, 2006; S (60 years, F) admitted on December 13, 2006; FZ (50 years, F) of Cut Ketapang Village, admitted on December 16, 2006; N (50 years, M), Sa (55 years, F) of Sawang admitted on December 14, 2006; IF (7 years, F) of Ampe Village, admitted on December 14, 2006; RZ (16 years, M) of Kampung Jawa Lama village, admitted on December 16, 2006; RD (10 years, M) of Ampe Village, admitted on December 13, 2006; and N (20 years, F) of Ampe Village, admitted on December 14, 2006.

Contact with fowl could not be proven for five suspect cases: NZ (M), An (F), F (F), I (M), and M (F). Finally, F (9 years, F) of Cut Ketapang Village, who was admitted to the Hospital on December 15, 2006, was found to have not been in contact with any fowl.

The emergence of bird-flu cases in poultry in Aceh Utara Regency is worth noting. Poor hygiene and sanitation, a lack of information on bird flu and a lack of information about the recent massive and sudden death of fowl in the area have all contributed to the emergence and spread of bird-flu cases in poultry in Aceh Utara Regency. However, so far there has not been an emergence of human bird-flu cases in 7 affected sub-districts in North Aceh regency; there is no evidence suggesting that the disease has been transmitted from fowl to human beings. Up to this moment, the bird-flu virus affects fowl only.

The Bird Flu Communication Center reports that until December 20, 2006, there have been 74 confirmed human H5N1 cases in Indonesia, 57 of which have died; there have also been 12 probable cases, 4 of which died; 253 suspect cases, 57 of which died; 1 exposed case, and 539 cases which have tested negative for the H5N1 virus.

In Indonesia, bird-flu positive cases have occurred in 9 provinces: DKI (18 cases, 16 of which died), Banten (9 cases, 8 died), West Java (25 cases, 20 died), Central Java (4 cases, 3 died), East Java (5 cases, 3 died), North Sumatera (7 cases, 6 died), South Sulawesi (1 case died), Lampung (3 cases, all survived), and West Sumatera (2 cases all survived).

This information is issued by the Public Communication Center at the Secretariat General of the Ministry of Health. For further information, please contact us at phone/fax numbers: 021-5223002 and 52960661, or e-mail puskom.depkes@gmail.com and puskom.publik@

http://www.komnasfbpi.org/press21dec.html

 

[Laidback Al]

Re: Indonesia - Aceh (Sumatra)

Data from post #22 above. Updated with information from post #25 by Dutchy.

Rayuek Pange Village, Aceh North
Hospital: Matang Kuli Community Health Centre
Nurul Izzah (4.5 years), hospitalized 12/11/2006, released 12/13/2006
M. Fadli (8), hospitalized 12/11/2006, released 12/13/2006
Dafril Dahlan (2), hospitalized 12/12/2006, released 12/13/2006
Irmayanti (8), hospitalized 12/12/2006, released 12/13/2006

Cot Glumpang, Aceh North
Hospital: Cut Meutia Lhokseumawe Hospital, Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam,
Fitriani (9) became ill 12/11/06, hopitalized 12/16/06 [F (9F) Cut <?XML:NAMESPACE PREFIX = ST1 /><ST1LACENAME w:st="on">Ketapang</ST1LACENAME> <ST1LACETYPE w:st="on">Village (Negative)]??</ST1LACETYPE>
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Meunasah Keudee Blang Jruen, the Subdistrict of the Tanah, Aceh Utara
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Husband and Wife
Tgk M. Said (68), hospitalized 12/12/06
Hj Asiah (60), hospitalized 12/12/06

Blang Tuphat Timur, the Maura Satu Subdistrict the Lhokseumawe City
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Ridwan Umar (50), became ill 12/13/06, hospitalized 12/14/06 RU (50M) (Negative)


Ampeh, the Subdistrict of the Tanah Luas, Aceh North
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Hidayatul Fitri (7) IF (7F) (Negative)
Nurmasyitah (20) N (20F) (Negative)
Rahmadani (10) RD (10M) (Negative)


(post #20)
Cot Tunong Village, Sawang Subdistrict,
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Nurdin (50) N (50M) (Negative)

(post #20)
Nibong Subdistrict, Sawang Subdistrict
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
M. Nur (40) M (F) (Negative)

(post #20)
Cot Geulumpang Village, Sawang Subdistrict
Hospital: RSUD Cut Meutia
Fira Zuhra (5) [FZ (50F) Cut Ketapang Village (Negative)]??

(post #17)
Alue Itam Baroh Village
Hospital: Pos Kesehatan Landing
Irfandi Bin Jafar (4)
M. Zianuddin (1)

(post #17)
Meunasah Mee Village, the Tanah Pasir Subdistrict
Hospital: Community HealthCenter
Child (?) from Bollah

Others not previously reported but treated and tested at Cut Meutia:
Ai (50F) (Negative)
S (60F) (Negative)
Sa (55F) Sawang (Negative)
RZ (16M) Jawa Lama village (Negative)
NZ (M) (Negative)
An (F) (Negative)
F (F) (Negative)
I (M) (Negative)
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[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: Indonesia - Aceh (Sumatra)

From post # 17:

Whereas the husband and wife's couple, Tgk M. Said and Hj Asiah from the Meunasah Keudee Blang Jruen Village, the Subdistrict of the Area Land that was the first patient that terindikasi bird flu, it was reported came home they after approximately a week was treated and still not had the assurance of the case that they were natural.

Learned the husband and wife's couple has left the hospital, Tim the Fast Movement (Task Force) was forced to pursue them for the taking of the sample of blood. Unclear why M. Said and Asiah were permitted to come home.


Samples were taken, no results?