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Indonesia: Child from Bangli Regency "suspected" with H5N1 bird flu referred to Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar, Bali- Negative

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
machinetranslation

February 15, 2013 | BP

Boy "Suspect" Bird Flu Referred to Sanglah Hospital

Bangli (Bali Post) - MD (2.5) of Hamlet Sidawa Tamanbali
village Bangli was referred from Bangli hospital to Sanglah
Hospital. MD was referred to hospital Bangli, Wednesday (13/2)
and then, with symptoms of fever, breathlessness and cough
since three days earlier. After the lab examination in
hospitals Bangli and a history of poultry at home patient died
suddenly, hospitals Bangli take shortcuts refer him to the
Sanglah Hospital.

Managing Director of Hospital Bangli dr.
Wayan Sudiana, Thursday (14/2) yesterday admitted referring
MD, a kid who suspect bird flu to Sanglah Hospital, Wednesday
(13/2).

Patient was referred to Bangli hospital by his
family, on Tuesday (12/2) at 19:30 pm. Of diagnosis and the
history that is taught to the medical team in charge of the
lab test was finally done. In lab tests conducted it, leading
to the patient suspect bird flu. Given the limitations of the
equipment owned hospitals Bangli in detecting disease, it
decided to refer it to the toddler Sanglah Hospital Wednesday
at 9:00 pm.

'' We do not want to happen risk. Neither the
safety nor toddlers officers themselves. Due to the detection
of bird flu virus caused diseases need more comprehensive
treatment,'' he said.

Later after referred to Sanglah
Hospital, will be tested in the form of test sweb (Biomol),
including checks on Research and Development Lab in Jakarta.
while Head of Livestock and Fisheries Bangli District Ir. AA
Ngurah Samba admits there are some villages in Bangli based on
the positive results of rapid tests bird flu. It has deployed
officers to conduct spraying or biosecurity and control
traffic in and out of stock at the entrance Bangli. As well as
regular spraying disinfectant in animal markets Bangli.

Bali Post

Note: The computer translated the indonesian word "bocah" to "boy"; "bocah" can refer to a boy or a girl.
 
Re: Indonesia, Bali: Boy "Suspect" H5N1 Bird Flu Referred to Sanglah Hospital

Re: Indonesia, Bali: Boy "Suspect" H5N1 Bird Flu Referred to Sanglah Hospital

This child, suspected with an H5N1 infection, is a resident of hamlet (Dusun) Sidawa of village (Desa) Taman Bali of sub-district (Kecamatan) Bangli, Bangli Regency.

Dozens of poultry are reported dead in the last few days from the immediate area including Sidawa. link: http://metrobali.com/2013/02/13/puluhan-unggas-mati-mendadak-di-sidawa/

The media report is not clear whether these birds were infected with H5N1.
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Re: Indonesia: Child from Bangli Regency "suspected" with H5N1 bird flu referred to Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar, Bali- Negative

Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/bali-daily/2013-02-16/two-avian-flu-suspects-test-negative.html

Edition: Saturday, February 16 2013
Two avian flu suspects test negative
by Luh De Suriyani on 2013-02-16

A team of doctors at Sanglah Hospital confirmed that the laboratory tests on two toddlers suspected of suffering from avian flu had come back with negative results.

Early last week, the 9-month-old baby identified as AG from the remote village of Tembuku and a two-and-a-half-year-old boy, AD, both from Bangli regency, were rushed to Sanglah Hospital suffering from respiratory problems and other symptoms of avian flu.

The two boys live in villages where poultry infected with avian influenza had been identified.

I Ketut Suarjaya, head of the provincial health office, told journalists that the laboratory tests, examined in Jakarta, had shown that the H5NI virus that caused avian flu was not affecting the two children...
 
Re: Indonesia: Child from Bangli Regency "suspected" with H5N1 bird flu referred to Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar, Bali- Negative

http://www.balitv.tv/btv2/index.php/seputar-bali/16994-bocah-asal-bangli-negatif-flu-burung

Child From Bangli Negative Bird Flu
Saturday, 16 February 2013 10:43

Child referral RSUD Bangli with suspected avian influenza could be treated in Nusa Indah Space RSUP Sanglah, expressed negative bird flu. According to the Head of Public Relations RSUP Sanglah, Doctor Kadek Nariyantha, the child with the initials MD are experiencing severe pneumonia, or inflammation of the lungs.

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