Indonesia: Human Cases 20 June 2008 to 8 October 2008

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Indonesian man dies of bird flu, official says

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An Indonesian factory worker died of bird flu, bringing the death toll in the country worst hit by the virus to 112, a top health official said Sunday.

The 19-year-old died last week in a hospital just west of the capital, Jakarta, Nyoman Kandun, the director general of communicable disease control at the Health Ministry, said by text message. He gave no additional information.
Indonesia has regularly recorded human deaths from bird flu since the virus began ravaging poultry stocks across Asia in 2003. Its toll of 112 accounts for nearly half the 240 recorded fatalities worldwide.
Bird flu remains hard for people to catch, but health experts worry that the virus could mutate into a form that passes easily between humans, possibly triggering a pandemic that could kill millions. So far most human cases have been linked to contact with infected birds.
Scientists have warned that Indonesia, which has millions of backyard chickens and poor medical facilities, is a potential hot spot for the start of a global pandemic.



http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080803...u&printer=1;_ylt=AmMB8T6NRJ9Y2k2pOmO573T9xg8F

 

[Sally Furniss]

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AKARTA, Aug 3 (Reuters) - A 19-year-old Indonesian man died from bird flu last week, a health ministry official said on Sunday, bringing the total death toll from the virus in the Southeast Asian country to 111. Nyoman Kandun, the health ministry's director-general of communicable disease control, said tests confirmed the man was infected with the H5N1 strain of avian influenza when he died last week in a hospital in Tangerang, west of Jakarta.

Kandun, who responded via mobile phone text, did not elaborate. The H5N1 virus is known to have infected 385 people in 15 countries, killing 243, since late 2003, according to the World Health Organization's June 19 tally.

Indonesia has the highest toll of any nation. Although bird flu remains an animal disease, experts fear the H5N1 virus might mutate into a form easily passed from human to human, sparking a pandemic in which case millions could die. (Reporting by Karima Anjani, editing by Sara Webb and Sanjeev Miglani)

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/JAK178716.htm

 

[Commonground]

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very odd. 111 or 112?

 

[Commonground]

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The death rate resulting from Bird Flu reached 81 Persen
/on Sunday, August 3 2008 | 07:40 of WIB

Palembang, on Sunday - till July 2008, case fatality rate or the death rate resulting from the bird flu illness or avian influenza in Indonesia increased to 81 percent. From the cumulative figure the case of bird flu that reached 116 people, totalling 94 people including dying. Was like this was explained by Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari in ?Workshop Pembangunan Desa Siaga in Sumsel?, on Saturday (2/8) in the University of Muhammadiyah Palembang. As efforts to press the case of bird flu in Indonesia, the government applied the alert village system all over the Indonesian Archipelago territory.

Fadilah indicated several cases of prominent bird flu, that is in the Special Capital District Province with 27 cases and 24 people including dying. In the Banten Province had 20 cases and 17 people including dying. Siti warned that the founding of the alert village not only had a purpose for the control of bird flu, but also for infectious diseases and did not spread other that was classified as serious like chikungu him, the bad nutrient, filariasis, polio, the TB, malaria, and the HIV/AIDS. To press the case of bird flu, the government experienced the internal and external hindrance. Concerning the external hindrance, Fadilah accused and indicted the role of several organisations of the international health that at this time precisely contra-productive in the matter penuntasan the case of bird flu.

?Jelas-clear had several organisations of the international health that made the health the implement to trade on behalf of technology. This the difficulty combatted flu burung,? he said. Internally, Fadilah will stress the function of the prevention of infectious diseases and spread through the founding of this alert village. With the existence of this alert village, there was the cadre of the health that always alert to give the awareness about the importance of the health field, from the behaviour to the range of the health service.

http://www.kompas.com/read/xml/2008...kematian.akibat.flu.burung.mencapai.81.persen

 

[Commonground]

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2008-08-02 12:11:00
Dinkes Investigasi Kasus Flu Burung

Dinkes Investigasi Kasus of Tangerang Bird Flu -- the Kesehatan Service of the Tangerang Regency carried out investigation following the death of the Bachelor (20 years) the resident of the Cogrek Village, Desa Peusar, of Kecamatan Panongan, Kabupaten Tangerang, it was suspected was affected by bird flu. The bachelor died in RSUD Tangerang, on Thursday night (31/7), after two days were treated in the hospital. Investigation was carried out in RSUD Tangerang and in the Bachelor's house. From results of provisional investigation was learnt that the Bachelor maintained the poultry in his house. Dinkes was also carrying out preventive efforts as the step in anticipation if casualties really were affected by bird flu. "For 10 days hereafter, we will do monitoring against people that once direct contact with casualties," said Head of Sector Pemberantasan and the Prevention of the Illness and Lingkungan Sanitation (P2P-PL) Dinkes Kabupaten Tangerang, Yully Soenar Dewanti, on Friday (1/8). The data in the Kesehatan Service of the Tangerang Regency mentioned, the Bachelor entered RSUD Tangerang last July 29. At that time, the Bachelor terindikasi dengue fever dengue fever (DBD). "That was caused trombosit and hematosit him descended drastic," said Yully.

Because of his condition, said he, the Bachelor was put into the place of the normal maintenance. But, on July 30, the Bachelor experienced breathless great. During the official did x-rayed to his chest, they found flek on his lungs. "Finally, because of having the possibility" of the "patient suspect bird flu, the official put him into isolation space." Because of being sick that was suffered by him increasingly serious, the Bachelor had finally died on July 31. However, Yully did not yet dare to say that the positive Bachelor bird flu. "At this time the sample" of "blood and the throat bribe him was checked in the Litbangkes laboratory in the Department" of the "Health," he said. Results of this research could be just seen twice 24 hours after being put the laboratory. "So, the new Ahad possibility (3/8) later results can be ascertained whether the Bachelor was affected by bird flu or not." The similar case beforehand happened in the Tangerang City that fell on Asnawi, the resident of the Benda Subdistrict, Kota Tangerang. The patient who was suspected of by this bird flu dying on Thursday (10/7) struck 10,30 WIB after beforehand was treated in RSUD Tangerang.

The task executive of Kasubdin Pemberantasan and the Prevention of the Illness and Lingkungan Sanitation (P2PL) the Kesehatan Service of the Tangerang City, Ati Pramudji Hastuti, stated his side immediately did monitoring. The supervision, said he, was carried out to the virus H5N1 this did not spread to the community. Dinkes will also carry out the supervision and the monitoring to places that beforehand were visited by Asnawi, like his house in Street KH Kuding RT 04/ RW 07 Blendung villages, RS Usada Human, and RS Medika. In the meantime, will be carried out also the inspection of people that beforehand once direct contact with Asnawi. The "inspection will be carried out by means of the throat bribe and the sample" of "blood," said Ati.Hasil the laboratory evidently mentioned if Asnawi positive contracted the virus that caused the bird flu illness.

http://www.republika.co.id/launcher/view/mid/22/kat/22/news_id/2533

 

[Commonground]

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On Saturday, August 02 2008 13:39 was killed It Was Suspected because of Bird Flu

Excerpt:

Was based on the biography of the sufferer, casualties had carried out contact with the poultry in the last two weeks in his residence and his mother's house in Panongan, Kabupaten Tangerang. Heryanto also said, there was the poultry that died suddenly in casualties's house in 1.5 previous months, but this incident was doubted to the cause of the spread of the bird flu virus towards the Jk death. The "official dinkes took the sample" of "blood, the saliva and the waste" of the "poultry to two locations" of "casualties's house to ascertain his spread," said Heryanto.

http://www.kapanlagi.com/h/0000242479.html

 

[HenryN]

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very odd. 111 or 112?

AP counts the July 10 death. Others don't because Indonesia refused to confirm (or deny). WHO is still at 110 because Indonesia has not officially confirmed either July death with an official announcement.

 

[HenryN]

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JAKARTA, Aug. 3 (Xinhua) -- A 19 year-old Indonesian man has died of bird flu, putting total death to 112 in the country, Director General of Communicable Disease Control at the health ministry Nyoman Kandun said on Sunday.

The man working for cargo died last week at Tanggerang town in the outskirts of Jakarta, the director said.
According to the World Health Organization, influenza virus has killed 243 out of 385 infected people in 15 countries since late 2003.
Indonesia has grappled with the major problem by making efforts to stop the spread of the virus. 　

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http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-08/03/content_8929362.htm

 

[HenryN]

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JAKARTA, Aug. 3 (Xinhua) -- A 19 year-old Indonesian man has died of bird flu, putting total death to 112 in the country, Director General of Communicable Disease Control at the health ministry Nyoman Kandun said on Sunday.

The man working for cargo died last week at Tanggerang town in the outskirts of Jakarta, the director said.



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http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-08/03/content_8929362.htm

Is the "cargo" comment above a mix-up with the patient who died on July 10?

 

[Oracle]

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Talk about a hodge-podge of case 'facts'! We have:

Deceased had chickens in his house that died suddenly
Deceased neighbors had chickens that died suddenly, that he helped bury
Deceased mother had chickens that died not so recently

As Al has pointed out, reports of deceased patients residence may be misreported (and we don't know which is correct) and their occupation/age or other personal facts may also be variously reported or mis-attributed to previous patients (Niman's comment above).

The actual cause of death may be equivocated when coinfection with other pathogens is detected (thus allowing the government to officially NOT report these deaths as H5N1 related) OR when antivirals administered immediately upon preliminary diagnosis (but too late to be effective) complicate virus detection.

Morbidity/morality figures are also in question, depending on the source quoted.

Thus, the facts behind each case must be teased out from multiple reports, including indications of family/caregiver case clusters.

That is the unique utility of this website.

 

[Giuseppe]

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AVIAN INFLUENZA, HUMAN (59): INDONESIA
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Date: Sat 2 Aug 2008
Source: Yahoo News [edited]
http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rs.../s/ap/20080803/ap_on_re_as/indonesia_bird_flu

An Indonesian factory worker died of bird flu, bringing the death toll in the country worst hit by the virus to 112, a top health official said Sunday [3 Aug 2008]. The 19-year-old died last week in a hospital just west of the capital, Jakarta, Nyoman Kandun, the director general of communicable disease control at the Health Ministry, said by text message. He gave no additional information.
Indonesia has regularly recorded human deaths from bird flu since the virus began ravaging poultry stocks across Asia in 2003. Its toll of 112 accounts for nearly half the 240 recorded fatalities worldwide.
Bird flu remains hard for people to catch, but health experts worry that the virus could mutate into a form that passes easily between humans, possibly triggering a pandemic that could kill millions. So far, most human cases have been linked to contact with infected birds.
Scientists have warned that Indonesia, which has millions of backyard chickens and poor medical facilities, is a potential hot spot for the start of a global pandemic.
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Communicated by: ProMED-mail promed@promedmail.org

[The Xinhua News Agency on Sun 3 Aug 2008 has reported in addition that the 19-year-old man working for cargo died last week at Tanggerang town
in the outskirts of Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-08/03/content_8929362.htm. The HealthMap/ProMED-mail interactive map of Indonesia showing the location of Jakarta and the town of Tangerang can be accessed at http://healthmap.org/promed?v=-2.6,120.9,5.
- Mod.CP]

[see also:
Avian influenza, human (56): Indonesia, susp 20080719.2196
Avian influenza, human (55): Indonesia, WHO 20080620.1918
Avian influenza, human (54): Indonesia 20080619.1912
Avian influenza, human (51): Indonesia, new policy 20080606.1811]
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[Labrador - Sadie]

Re: Indonesia: Health Ministry Summary of Bird Flu Cases June 19, 2008 - Current

Re: Indonesia: Health Ministry Summary of Bird Flu Cases June 19, 2008 - Current

Jakarta - The death toll from bird flu in Indonesia has risen to 112 after a 19-year-old man died from the virus last week, a health ministry official said on Monday.

Contagious Diseases section chief section I Nyoman Kandun confirmed that the man had died in hospital in the Jakarta satellite city of Tangerang.

He said 112 people had died in Indonesia, the country worst-hit by the virus, out of 137 positive cases.

Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari earlier in 2007 closed a 24-hour information centre on bird flu outbreaks and stopped providing regular updates of the death toll, saying it was unnecessary.

Experts fear that the virus, which is usually spread directly from a bird to a human, could mutate into a form easily transmissible between people, sparking a deadly global pandemic.

 

[Labrador - Sadie]

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Re: Indonesia: Health Ministry Summary of Bird Flu Cases June 19, 2008 - Current

No source of disease for the 19 year old was listed in any article I read. One source listed him as a factory worker and another said he worked for cargo (not sure what that means - maybe a factory).


Here are the links:

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2008-08/03/content_8929362.htm

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/b...d-flu-kills-indonesian-teenager-13927285.html

 

[HenryN]

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Indonesia reports new H5N1 death

Lisa Schnirring

Staff Writer

Aug 4, 2008 (CIDRAP News) ? An official from Indonesia's health ministry recently confirmed that a 19-year-old man died from an H5N1 avian influenza infection.
Nyoman Kandun, director general of communicable diseases at the health ministry, said the man died last week in a hospital west of Jakarta, according to an Aug 2 report from the Associated Press (AP).
The man, a cargo worker, died in Tangerang, a suburb of Jakarta, Xinhua, China's state news agency, reported yesterday. If his death and another reported last month are confirmed by the World Health Organization (WHO), the man would be listed as Indonesia's 137th H5N1 case and its 112th death.
Media reports gave no details about the source of the man's infection or whether his personal contacts have undergone medical evaluation.
The confirmation of the man's death by an Indonesian health official appears to deviate from the country's recent policy of foregoing official announcement of H5N1 cases as they occur, opting instead for periodic updates. In early June, health minister Siti Fadilah Supari said the country would announce cases at longer intervals, perhaps as long as 6 months, according to previous reports.
Though Indonesia's stance appears to raise questions about its compliance with International Health Regulations, WHO officials have said its relationship with the country remains good and that the delay in reporting has not hampered the ability to conduct joint investigations into Indonesian H5N1 cases.
Healthcare workers and family members alerted the media about Indonesia's last H5N1 case, that of a 38-year-old man who reportedly died on Jul 10. However, a health ministry spokeswoman declined to confirm the case and said officials would release the information in an H5N1 case update at the end of July. No updates appear to have been posted on the government's health ministry or avian influenza Web sites.
Also, it's not clear if Indonesia has notified the WHO about the two cases. The WHO has not yet confirmed the illness and death of either man, so for now the group still lists Indonesia's case count as 135 cases and 110 deaths. Indonesia leads the world with the most H5N1 cases and fatalities.
The WHO's world H5N1 count stands at 385 human cases and 245 deaths.
See also:
WHO global H5N1 case count
Jun 5 CIDRAP News story "Indonesia quits offering prompt notice of H5N1 cases"

http://www.cidrap.umn.edu/cidrap/content/influenza/avianflu/news/aug0408indonesia.html

 

[HenryN]

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Commentary

http://www.recombinomics.com/News/08040801/H5N1_Tangerang_Delay_Cluster.html

 

[Laidback Al]

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In the initial news report Joko was identified as a resident of a village in Rajeg (Rejeg) subdistrict, Tangerang Regency.

In later posts he is identified as a resident of a village in the Panongan subdistrict of Tangerang Regency, and possibly a worker in a factory at Cikupa.

His infection is attributed to dead chickens either at his residence or at his mother’s residence in Panongan.

The first map below shows the relations between the two subdistricts which are about 10 miles part.

The second map shows the general locations discussed in this post.

(credits to Commonground for compiling the locational data.)

 

[Commonground]

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Thanks Al. I see Kempung Blendung Village, Benda, in the upper right corner. That is where Asnawi was from. Confirmed positive (not by WHO). Died: 7/10. So he only lived a little ways away.

 

[Commonground]

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Al, I just noticed that Lily Sulistyawanti, Died 6/3, confirmed positive, is from Cikupa. Village: Burder. Can you see if you can locate that village?

I also notice "Jambu" to the left of Rajeg. That is the village Joko was from.

 

[AlaskaDenise]

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Commentary

http://www.recombinomics.com/News/08040801/H5N1_Tangerang_Delay_Cluster.html

Commentary

Delayed H5N1 Cluster Reports In Indonesia Raise Concerns
Recombinomics Commentary 23:52
August 4, 2008

An official from Indonesia's health ministry recently confirmed that a 19-year-old man died from an H5N1 avian influenza infection.

The man, a cargo worker, died in Tangerang, a suburb of Jakarta, Xinhua, China's state news agency, reported yesterday.

The confirmation of the man's death by an Indonesian health official appears to deviate from the country's recent policy of foregoing official announcement of H5N1 cases as they occur, opting instead for periodic updates. In early June, health minister Siti Fadilah Supari said the country would announce cases at longer intervals, perhaps as long as 6 months, according to previous reports.

Healthcare workers and family members alerted the media about Indonesia's last H5N1 case, that of a 38-year-old man who reportedly died on Jul 10. However, a health ministry spokeswoman declined to confirm the case and said officials would release the information in an H5N1 case update at the end of July. No updates appear to have been posted on the government's health ministry or avian influenza Web sites.

Also, it's not clear if Indonesia has notified the WHO about the two cases.

The above comments detail the reporting deficiencies associated with lab confirmed H5N1 cases in Indonesia. As noted above, it is unclear if the reporting delays are due to Indonesia?s failure to report the cases to WHO, in violation of International Health Regulations, which require notification of H5N1 human cases within 24-48 of confirmation, or if the delays are due to WHO failing to issue H5N1 updates in a timely manner.

Although the responsibility for the delays remains cloudy, the effect is to decrease transparency in Indonesia, which remains a cause for concern. It is unclear if the two cases from last month represent a geographical cluster or a contact cluster. Both cases were near the airport in Tangerang, just west of Jakarta. However, if the latest case was a cargo worker (some reports indicate he was a factory worker), then the two confirmed cases at the airport would be cause for concern.

Both patients were misdiagnosed. The early case was initially said to be a TB case, while the more recent case was initially diagnoses as dengue fever. These misdiagnosis are common in Indonesia and have been used to deny recent familial clusters. In those clusters, the index cases were misdiagnosed as lung inflammation, typhus, and dengue fever.

The majority of these recent cases were in Tangerang, raising concerns of more efficient transmission. However, a clearer picture of these clustered cases is hampered by misdiagnoses and increasing reporting delays by Indonesia, WHO, or both.


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[Commonground]

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Tangerang Resident Who Died Was Infected with Bird Flu
August 4, 2008, Hat-tip Influentia2
Burung on Monday, on August 04 2008 Tangerang (SINDO) - Dinas Kesehatan (Dinkes) the Tangerang Regency ascertained the Bachelor, 20, the resident of the Cogrek Village, Desa Peusar, of Kecamatan Panongan, Kabupaten Tangerang, that died on Thursday night (31/7), positive was attacked by the bird flu virus (avian influenza/AI). This assurance was received after Dinkes Kabupaten Tangerang received the report from the Penelitian Departemen Hall of the Health. "Hasil him has been it was known positive flu burung," the headword of the Prevention of the Illness and environmental Sanitation of Dinkes Tangerang Yully Soenar Dewanti of the Eradication Field yesterday. The factory worker in the Cikupa region died after two days were treated in space the Daerah isolation of Public Hospital bird flu (RSUD) the Tangerang Regency. After hearing the assurance, Dinkes Kabupaten Tangerang will immediately carry out preventive efforts against 27 people who it was suspected had carried out physical contact with casualties. "Hingga at this time the people still negatif," he continued. The head of the Panongan Murdiyati Community Health Centre said, although the Bachelor was the resident Rajek, but uptil now he lived in Panongan together with his colleagues in a boarding house that his owner maintained the chicken. "Sudah was ascertained that chicken-chicken that spread this virus to the body Jaka," said Murdiyati. Initially, said Murdiyati, this young man memeriksakan himself to a midwife who by chance also worked in the Panongan Community Health Centre. "Saat that was gotten the red spot to arms korban," he said. Therefore, when being reconciled to RSUD Kabupaten Tangerang, the status of the Bachelor was it was suspected affected dengue fever dengue fever (DBD). But a day after spending the night in this RS, the Bachelor experienced the disturbance of breathing and the next day and the next day on Thursday (31/7) died.

http://www.seputar-indonesia.com/ed...ang-meninggal-positif-terjangkit-flu-b-3.html
hat-tip: Influentia2