Indonesia - Girl, 1, WHO Confirmed Died of Bird Flu in West Jakarta in August 2011

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Update Bird Flu Case

Friday, 07 October 2011​

Based on the results of the Laboratory Center for Biomedical Research and Technology Ministry of Health Basic Health Organization, GA (P, 1.1 years) resident of West Jakarta has tested positive for bird flu (H5N1).

Pasien merasakan​

Patients treated at referral hospitals of Avian Influenza in Jakarta on August 23, 2011 and get the handling of cases in accordance with standard guidelines, but patients are not helped and died on August 25, 2011.


Based on epidemiological investigation into the patient's house and the surrounding environment by Kemenkes Team and the local health office, obtained a number of possible risk factors.

Penderita​

Patients living in the neighborhood residents who raise poultry (chicken), but it's at home catering business there are people who use the materials processed chicken meat.

Dire​

Director General of Disease Control and Environmental Health as the focal point Prof.dr.TjandraYoga Aditama IHR (International Health Regulations) have been well informed about the case to the WHO.:tiphat:

http://tinyurl.com/3urba6w

 

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Re: Indonesia - Boy, 1, Confirmed Died of Bird Flu in West Jakarta in August 2011

Re: Indonesia - Boy, 1, Confirmed Died of Bird Flu in West Jakarta in August 2011

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WHO Confirmation -

Avian influenza – situation in Indonesia - update 6

10 OCTOBER 2011 - The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced a confirmed case of human infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus.

The case is an 1-year old female from West Jakarta district, DKI Jakarta Province. She developed symptoms and was treated at a health care facility on 8 August, and first admitted to a private hospital on 15 August. She died on 25 August.

A family member in the case’s household works as a caterer, frequently processing poultry product, including slaughtering. There were also poultry in the neighbourhood but there were no reports of chicken deaths within the last 14 days.

Laboratory tests have confirmed infection with avian influenza A(H5N1) virus.

Of the 179 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 147 have been fatal.