Theresa42
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INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22 thru Sept 1, 2007
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Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
A (wo)man (?) 47 yo is treated in isolation space in Mataram Hospital, on Lombok Island.
He got fever, flu, but was treated as a bird flu patient because two chickens died.
The patient has some chickens and lives near a fishpond.
The X-rays seem to be OK, as well as the blood.
PCR tests are pending.
Rapid tests on the surviving chickens were negative.
HB in bird flu space Mataram
mataram rsu- A resident from Sawing village, Kabupaten Selong, Kecamatan Lombok Timur, HB, 47 years, attended in isolasi space kamar flamboyan 241 mataram rsu mulai tuesday (21 / 8) sore.
Gara-garanya diisolasi in treatment space that dikhususkan disease sufferer spread, sars, and karena the bird flu suffered hot after two forest chicken peliharaannya died. Hb dirujuk to rsu by mataram selong rsu after examined and respiratory disease diagnosanya terjangkit product.
According to dr. Salim s spesialis thalib paru disease from rsu mataram, sufferer dirujuk to rsu mataram to fare virus diteksi influenza. Semula, after two ekor chicken hutannya that obtained from bima death, it suffered flu and direct ditangani selong rsu.
Heat badannya on the first day entered mataram rsu reached 38 celsius derajad. Rabu (22 / 8) morning declined became celsius derajad 37, 5. But without accompanied by cough, crowded napas and nyeri tenggorokan. ?after done examination blood and photo rontgen, normal,? He said.
Namun sub head dinas deterrent and pemberantasan dinas disease nusa kesehatan west south-east (ntb) ismail's dr. mohammad defined has sent sample to centre examined more further about pcr (chain polymerase reaction) to know has tidaknya virus.
New their yield kabar accepted kamis (23 / 8) sore. ?but centre dipastikan sent member energy flu bird to dangling about dokter that menanganinya,? Ujar ismail's in give evidence pers in space close together kantor main ntb gubernur in mataram, that attended dinas head ntb kesehatan dr. baiq magdalena and head dinas peternakan drh. abdul ntb muthalib with rsu direktur dr. agus mataram widjaja.
At house, hb owns peliharaan 19 chicken that consisted 16 buras chicken and three ekor hutam chicken that comes his way from kabupaten bima since last five months. Lokasinya in closed ambit measures 13 time 35 metres that also found fish pond. A forest chicken die in second week and that second, saturday (18 / 8).
Tuesday (21 / 8), dinas peternakan ntb did quick uji (test rapid ai antigen) to 17 ekor that chicken still life. ?hasilnya all stated negative,? Dinas head ucap peternakan drh. abdul ntb muthalib. Apart from the also done appropriation serum and faeces 17 chicken to gallery generous regional veteriner vi bali denpasar.
Dinas head ntb kesehatan magdalena dr. baiq defined bahwa from product that examination done in ambit around house, not found such as disease that hb diderita that considered flu bird.
?Not arrived stated suspect flu bird. but us of karena siaga in bali there 's two men that has died,? He said.(khafid supriyantho)
http://lomboknews.wordpress.com/2007/08/22/hb-dirawat-di-ruang-flu-burung-rsu-mataram/
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
A (wo)man (?) 47 yo is treated in isolation space in Mataram Hospital, on Lombok Island.
He got fever, flu, but was treated as a bird flu patient because two chickens died.
The patient has some chickens and lives near a fishpond.
The X-rays seem to be OK, as well as the blood.
PCR tests are pending.
Rapid tests on the surviving chickens were negative.
HB in bird flu space Mataram
mataram rsu- A resident from Sawing village, Kabupaten Selong, Kecamatan Lombok Timur, HB, 47 years, attended in isolasi space kamar flamboyan 241 mataram rsu mulai tuesday (21 / 8) sore.
Gara-garanya diisolasi in treatment space that dikhususkan disease sufferer spread, sars, and karena the bird flu suffered hot after two forest chicken peliharaannya died. Hb dirujuk to rsu by mataram selong rsu after examined and respiratory disease diagnosanya terjangkit product.
According to dr. Salim s spesialis thalib paru disease from rsu mataram, sufferer dirujuk to rsu mataram to fare virus diteksi influenza. Semula, after two ekor chicken hutannya that obtained from bima death, it suffered flu and direct ditangani selong rsu.
Heat badannya on the first day entered mataram rsu reached 38 celsius derajad. Rabu (22 / 8) morning declined became celsius derajad 37, 5. But without accompanied by cough, crowded napas and nyeri tenggorokan. ?after done examination blood and photo rontgen, normal,? He said.
Namun sub head dinas deterrent and pemberantasan dinas disease nusa kesehatan west south-east (ntb) ismail's dr. mohammad defined has sent sample to centre examined more further about pcr (chain polymerase reaction) to know has tidaknya virus.
New their yield kabar accepted kamis (23 / 8) sore. ?but centre dipastikan sent member energy flu bird to dangling about dokter that menanganinya,? Ujar ismail's in give evidence pers in space close together kantor main ntb gubernur in mataram, that attended dinas head ntb kesehatan dr. baiq magdalena and head dinas peternakan drh. abdul ntb muthalib with rsu direktur dr. agus mataram widjaja.
At house, hb owns peliharaan 19 chicken that consisted 16 buras chicken and three ekor hutam chicken that comes his way from kabupaten bima since last five months. Lokasinya in closed ambit measures 13 time 35 metres that also found fish pond. A forest chicken die in second week and that second, saturday (18 / 8).
Tuesday (21 / 8), dinas peternakan ntb did quick uji (test rapid ai antigen) to 17 ekor that chicken still life. ?hasilnya all stated negative,? Dinas head ucap peternakan drh. abdul ntb muthalib. Apart from the also done appropriation serum and faeces 17 chicken to gallery generous regional veteriner vi bali denpasar.
Dinas head ntb kesehatan magdalena dr. baiq defined bahwa from product that examination done in ambit around house, not found such as disease that hb diderita that considered flu bird.
?Not arrived stated suspect flu bird. but us of karena siaga in bali there 's two men that has died,? He said.(khafid supriyantho)
http://lomboknews.wordpress.com/2007/08/22/hb-dirawat-di-ruang-flu-burung-rsu-mataram/
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Summary of current (suspect) cases from the Jakarta Post:
Woman latest suspected bird flu casualty
Prodita Sabarini, The Jakarta Post, Denpasar
A 28-year-old woman suspected of being infected with the bird flu virus died Tuesday, a day after being admitted to Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar.
The woman, identified only as AS, was a chicken seller in Batugaing village in Kediri, Tabanan regency, around 20 kilometers west of the capital Denpasar.
She died around 2 p.m. after suffering from high fever and acute pneumonia for about a week.
The head of the hospital's bird flu control unit, Putu Andrika, said the woman displayed the same symptoms as SW, a 29-year-old woman from Negara, in western Jembrana regency, who died of bird flu last week.
"She came here with pneumonia and high fever. Her condition was similar to SW's and we suspected her of having avian influenza," he said.
If confirmed, AS would be Bali's second human bird flu death and would add the nation's bird flu death toll, which now stands at 83 out of 104 cases.
"We're still waiting for the results from Jakarta," Putu said.
He said the hospital had sent blood samples from AS and another suspected bird flu patient, MK, 58, to Jakarta on Monday.
Though this latest victim worked around chickens, according to her husband, Wayan Suamba, AS had no contact with dead birds.
There have been reports of chickens dying from bird flu in eight districts in Tabanan regency, including in Kediri.
According to husbandry agency officials in Tabanan, the regency has culled 6,447 birds in the eight districts over the last two months.
AS was rushed to Sanglah Hospital after being treated for two days at Tabanan Hospital. She was admitted to Sanglah the same day as MK, a resident of Negara, who had been suffering from a fever and flu-like symptoms for three days.
There were reports of a number of dead chickens in MK's neighborhood.
Putu said MK's condition was stable and the patient was recovering.
Avian influenza in birds has spread from the island's western-most regency, Jembrana, to the more populous southern part of the island, with birds in Tabanan regency and Denpasar city reportedly dying.
After the first human victim of the virus, the Bali administration issued a bylaw to control the trade in chickens. Under the bylaw, no chickens will be allowed to be brought into the island for a month.
Regencies in Bali are also taking steps to contain the virus. In Jembrana, all birds within a one-mile radius of SW's house have been culled.
Meanwhile, a 2-year-old girl has been treated in an isolation room at Arifin Achmad Hospital in Pekanbaru, Riau province, since Monday,
while a 47-year-old man was rushed to Mataram hospital in West Nusa Tenggara on Tuesday after being treated for one day at Selong Hospital in East Lombok.
The man has shown symptoms of bird flu and has a history of direct contact with dead chickens.
"The East Lombok hospital refers to him as a bird flu suspect but we're still conducting lab tests to be sure," said Salim Talib of Mataram hospital.
http://www.thejakartapost.com/detailheadlines.asp?fileid=20070822.A07&irec=6
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Summary of current (suspect) cases from the Jakarta Post:
Woman latest suspected bird flu casualty
Prodita Sabarini, The Jakarta Post, Denpasar
A 28-year-old woman suspected of being infected with the bird flu virus died Tuesday, a day after being admitted to Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar.
The woman, identified only as AS, was a chicken seller in Batugaing village in Kediri, Tabanan regency, around 20 kilometers west of the capital Denpasar.
She died around 2 p.m. after suffering from high fever and acute pneumonia for about a week.
The head of the hospital's bird flu control unit, Putu Andrika, said the woman displayed the same symptoms as SW, a 29-year-old woman from Negara, in western Jembrana regency, who died of bird flu last week.
"She came here with pneumonia and high fever. Her condition was similar to SW's and we suspected her of having avian influenza," he said.
If confirmed, AS would be Bali's second human bird flu death and would add the nation's bird flu death toll, which now stands at 83 out of 104 cases.
"We're still waiting for the results from Jakarta," Putu said.
He said the hospital had sent blood samples from AS and another suspected bird flu patient, MK, 58, to Jakarta on Monday.
Though this latest victim worked around chickens, according to her husband, Wayan Suamba, AS had no contact with dead birds.
There have been reports of chickens dying from bird flu in eight districts in Tabanan regency, including in Kediri.
According to husbandry agency officials in Tabanan, the regency has culled 6,447 birds in the eight districts over the last two months.
AS was rushed to Sanglah Hospital after being treated for two days at Tabanan Hospital. She was admitted to Sanglah the same day as MK, a resident of Negara, who had been suffering from a fever and flu-like symptoms for three days.
There were reports of a number of dead chickens in MK's neighborhood.
Putu said MK's condition was stable and the patient was recovering.
Avian influenza in birds has spread from the island's western-most regency, Jembrana, to the more populous southern part of the island, with birds in Tabanan regency and Denpasar city reportedly dying.
After the first human victim of the virus, the Bali administration issued a bylaw to control the trade in chickens. Under the bylaw, no chickens will be allowed to be brought into the island for a month.
Regencies in Bali are also taking steps to contain the virus. In Jembrana, all birds within a one-mile radius of SW's house have been culled.
Meanwhile, a 2-year-old girl has been treated in an isolation room at Arifin Achmad Hospital in Pekanbaru, Riau province, since Monday,
while a 47-year-old man was rushed to Mataram hospital in West Nusa Tenggara on Tuesday after being treated for one day at Selong Hospital in East Lombok.
The man has shown symptoms of bird flu and has a history of direct contact with dead chickens.
"The East Lombok hospital refers to him as a bird flu suspect but we're still conducting lab tests to be sure," said Salim Talib of Mataram hospital.
http://www.thejakartapost.com/detailheadlines.asp?fileid=20070822.A07&irec=6
Sally Furniss
Well-known member
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
http://mobile.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/JAK175526.htm
JAKARTA, Aug 22 (Reuters) - An Indonesian woman from Bali has died of bird flu, a health ministry official said on Wednesday, the second confirmed death from the H5N1 virus on the resort island.
Joko Suyono of the ministry's bird flu centre in Jakarta said the woman, who died on Tuesday in a hospital in Bali's capital Denpasar, tested positive for H5N1 after a second test.
The woman, a 28-year-old a poultry trader, had suffered from high fever and breathing problems before being hospitalised on Saturday.
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
http://mobile.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/JAK175526.htm
JAKARTA, Aug 22 (Reuters) - An Indonesian woman from Bali has died of bird flu, a health ministry official said on Wednesday, the second confirmed death from the H5N1 virus on the resort island.
Joko Suyono of the ministry's bird flu centre in Jakarta said the woman, who died on Tuesday in a hospital in Bali's capital Denpasar, tested positive for H5N1 after a second test.
The woman, a 28-year-old a poultry trader, had suffered from high fever and breathing problems before being hospitalised on Saturday.
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Second Balinese woman dies of bird flu
JAKARTA(AP): A woman who suspectedly died of bird flu in Bali on Tuesday has tested positive for bird flu, bringing the death toll on the resort island to two and in Indonesia to 84, the Health Ministry said Wednesday.
The 28-year-old woman - who worked for a chicken trader - died Tuesday after being hospitalized for four days, said spokesman Joko Suyono.
"Tests in two local laboratories came back positive" for the H5N1 strain of the disease, he said.
However, he could not say whether samples will be sent to a WHO-collaborating laboratory for confirmation.
Another woman died of bird flu on Bali one week ago.
http://www.thejakartapost.com/detailgeneral.asp?fileid=20070822173753&irec=0
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Second Balinese woman dies of bird flu
JAKARTA(AP): A woman who suspectedly died of bird flu in Bali on Tuesday has tested positive for bird flu, bringing the death toll on the resort island to two and in Indonesia to 84, the Health Ministry said Wednesday.
The 28-year-old woman - who worked for a chicken trader - died Tuesday after being hospitalized for four days, said spokesman Joko Suyono.
"Tests in two local laboratories came back positive" for the H5N1 strain of the disease, he said.
However, he could not say whether samples will be sent to a WHO-collaborating laboratory for confirmation.
Another woman died of bird flu on Bali one week ago.
http://www.thejakartapost.com/detailgeneral.asp?fileid=20070822173753&irec=0
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Bird flu kills Balinese woman, raises death toll to 84
The Associated PressPublished: August 22, 2007
JAKARTA, Indonesia: An Indonesian woman became the second person to die of bird flu on the resort island of Bali, bringing the death toll in the nation hardest hit by the disease to 84, the Health Ministry said Wednesday.
The 28-year-old woman ? who worked for a chicken trader ? died Tuesday after being hospitalized for four days, said spokesman Joko Suyono.
"Tests in two local laboratories came back positive" for the H5N1 strain of the disease, he said. However, he could not say whether samples will be sent to a WHO-collaborating laboratory for confirmation.
Another woman died of bird flu on Bali one week ago, causing fears that it would hurt tourism on the island, which has been struggling to recover since terrorist attacks in 2002 and 2005 killed more than 220 people.
At least 194 people ? the majority of them in Indonesia ? have died worldwide from bird flu since it first infected Asian ducks and chickens in 2003, according to the World Health Organization.
The virus remains hard for people to catch, but experts fear it will mutate into a form that spreads easily among humans, potentially sparking a pandemic.
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/08/22/asia/AS-GEN-Indonesia-Bird-Flu.php
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Bird flu kills Balinese woman, raises death toll to 84
The Associated PressPublished: August 22, 2007
JAKARTA, Indonesia: An Indonesian woman became the second person to die of bird flu on the resort island of Bali, bringing the death toll in the nation hardest hit by the disease to 84, the Health Ministry said Wednesday.
The 28-year-old woman ? who worked for a chicken trader ? died Tuesday after being hospitalized for four days, said spokesman Joko Suyono.
"Tests in two local laboratories came back positive" for the H5N1 strain of the disease, he said. However, he could not say whether samples will be sent to a WHO-collaborating laboratory for confirmation.
Another woman died of bird flu on Bali one week ago, causing fears that it would hurt tourism on the island, which has been struggling to recover since terrorist attacks in 2002 and 2005 killed more than 220 people.
At least 194 people ? the majority of them in Indonesia ? have died worldwide from bird flu since it first infected Asian ducks and chickens in 2003, according to the World Health Organization.
The virus remains hard for people to catch, but experts fear it will mutate into a form that spreads easily among humans, potentially sparking a pandemic.
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/08/22/asia/AS-GEN-Indonesia-Bird-Flu.php
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
The 2 yo girl Putri Amanda seems to do OK in Pekanbaru Hospital, Riau Province, Sumatra.
Test results are expected tomorrow.
Metrotv : Condition suspected bird flu in Pekanbaru improves
Metrotvnews. com, pekanbaru : the condition of Putri Amanda, 2 years, pasien suspecte bird flu that attended in Hospital Arifin Shmat Pekanbaru Riau, rabu (22 / 8) this, has improved.
That Putri attended three days in individual isolasi space has not to use penanganan gadget for flu bird such as previous.
Despite has berangsur membaik, ill house parties continued did with-intensive treatment give penangkal obat virus flu bird in the form of tablet and dilution.
This seconds body temperatures Putri also has returned normal.
As far as this still not known what certain terserang putri flu bird virus.
Hospital parties still waited uji product pasien blood sample that has dispatched to jakarta most late kamis (23 / 8) tomorrow.(dor)
http://www.cyberwap.net/blog/view_feed.php?b=11;23519
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
The 2 yo girl Putri Amanda seems to do OK in Pekanbaru Hospital, Riau Province, Sumatra.
Test results are expected tomorrow.
Metrotv : Condition suspected bird flu in Pekanbaru improves
Metrotvnews. com, pekanbaru : the condition of Putri Amanda, 2 years, pasien suspecte bird flu that attended in Hospital Arifin Shmat Pekanbaru Riau, rabu (22 / 8) this, has improved.
That Putri attended three days in individual isolasi space has not to use penanganan gadget for flu bird such as previous.
Despite has berangsur membaik, ill house parties continued did with-intensive treatment give penangkal obat virus flu bird in the form of tablet and dilution.
This seconds body temperatures Putri also has returned normal.
As far as this still not known what certain terserang putri flu bird virus.
Hospital parties still waited uji product pasien blood sample that has dispatched to jakarta most late kamis (23 / 8) tomorrow.(dor)
http://www.cyberwap.net/blog/view_feed.php?b=11;23519
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
thanks Christian
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
christian said:
thanks Christian
unpathedhaunt
Well-known member
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Indonesia confirms Bali’s second bird flu death
22/08/2007 -- 9:11 PM
Jakarta (VNA) – An Indonesian woman from the tourist resort of Bali has died of bird flu, a health ministry official said on August 22, the second confirmed death from the H5N1 virus on the island and the 84th recorded case in the country.
Ministry spokesman Joko Suyono said the woman who died on August 21 in a hospital in Bali's capital of Denpasar confirmed positive for the H5N1 strain of the virus after a second test was conducted.
The 28-year-old woman, who worked for a poultry trader, had suffered from a high fever and breathing problems before being hospitalised near her village of Tanah Lot on August 18.
The spokesman however declined to say whether samples would be sent to a WHO-collaborating laboratory for confirmation.
T he first confirmed death on the resort island was a 29-year-old woman from west Bali who died a week ago.
Authorities in Indonesia have started culling thousands of chickens and putting in place a ban on the transportation of fowl since tests confirming island’s first death last week.
The country has so far had 105 confirmed bird flu infections in humans, with 84 of them having died.- Enditem
http://www.vnanet.vn/Home/EN/tabid/119/itemid/210100/Default.aspx
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Indonesia confirms Bali’s second bird flu death
22/08/2007 -- 9:11 PM
Jakarta (VNA) – An Indonesian woman from the tourist resort of Bali has died of bird flu, a health ministry official said on August 22, the second confirmed death from the H5N1 virus on the island and the 84th recorded case in the country.
Ministry spokesman Joko Suyono said the woman who died on August 21 in a hospital in Bali's capital of Denpasar confirmed positive for the H5N1 strain of the virus after a second test was conducted.
The 28-year-old woman, who worked for a poultry trader, had suffered from a high fever and breathing problems before being hospitalised near her village of Tanah Lot on August 18.
The spokesman however declined to say whether samples would be sent to a WHO-collaborating laboratory for confirmation.
T he first confirmed death on the resort island was a 29-year-old woman from west Bali who died a week ago.
Authorities in Indonesia have started culling thousands of chickens and putting in place a ban on the transportation of fowl since tests confirming island’s first death last week.
The country has so far had 105 confirmed bird flu infections in humans, with 84 of them having died.- Enditem
http://www.vnanet.vn/Home/EN/tabid/119/itemid/210100/Default.aspx
Commonground
Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Toggletext Translation:
This confirmation was sent by Fadillah Supari in Jakarta, on Wednesday (22/8 ), respond to still continued the fall of casualties died resulting from bird flu.
The assumption of the immunity indeed had correctly him.
Prominent Supari demonstrated the case of bird flu in Bali that claimed fatalities without being found the poultry that died because of bird flu.
In Medan, Rumah Sakit Daerah Adam Malik today again receives four patients was expected by bird flu.
The four residents that still these children were the resident of the Nam Gajah District, Kecamatan Medan Tuntungan.
They were Widia, Jamal and Dewita.
The three of them were older brother-sibling.
Now one lai him, Herma, was casualties's neighbour.
The hospital was still carrying out the intensive maintenance against the patient.
From the clinical inspection, the condition the four of them have improved and stable.
They have not been feverish and coughs.
According to Deputy Director Utama Rumah Sakit Adam Malik Nurasid, when coming actually only one patient that his condition was difficult.
"But now he improves," he said.
Officially Kesehatan of the Medan City has at this time carried out the injecting of the poultry and spraying of disinfectant around the resident's residence that was expected by bird flu.
http://www.metrotvnews.com/berita.asp?id=44341
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Toggletext Translation:
This confirmation was sent by Fadillah Supari in Jakarta, on Wednesday (22/8 ), respond to still continued the fall of casualties died resulting from bird flu.
The assumption of the immunity indeed had correctly him.
Prominent Supari demonstrated the case of bird flu in Bali that claimed fatalities without being found the poultry that died because of bird flu.
In Medan, Rumah Sakit Daerah Adam Malik today again receives four patients was expected by bird flu.
The four residents that still these children were the resident of the Nam Gajah District, Kecamatan Medan Tuntungan.
They were Widia, Jamal and Dewita.
The three of them were older brother-sibling.
Now one lai him, Herma, was casualties's neighbour.
The hospital was still carrying out the intensive maintenance against the patient.
From the clinical inspection, the condition the four of them have improved and stable.
They have not been feverish and coughs.
According to Deputy Director Utama Rumah Sakit Adam Malik Nurasid, when coming actually only one patient that his condition was difficult.
"But now he improves," he said.
Officially Kesehatan of the Medan City has at this time carried out the injecting of the poultry and spraying of disinfectant around the resident's residence that was expected by bird flu.
http://www.metrotvnews.com/berita.asp?id=44341
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Good news on I Nyoman Mar from Bali
Bird flu suspect cleared on Indonesia's Bali
23 Aug, 2007,
JAKARTA: Health authorities have cleared a 58-year-old man of bird flu after he was hospitalised on the Indonesian resort island of Bali with symptoms of the disease, the health ministry said today.
"He tested negative," said Ningrum, a doctor at the health ministry's bird flu information centre.
The patient, admitted to hospital on Monday, had a history of contact with dead chickens.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com...on_Indonesias_Bali/rssarticleshow/2303178.cms
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Good news on I Nyoman Mar from Bali
Bird flu suspect cleared on Indonesia's Bali
23 Aug, 2007,
JAKARTA: Health authorities have cleared a 58-year-old man of bird flu after he was hospitalised on the Indonesian resort island of Bali with symptoms of the disease, the health ministry said today.
"He tested negative," said Ningrum, a doctor at the health ministry's bird flu information centre.
The patient, admitted to hospital on Monday, had a history of contact with dead chickens.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com...on_Indonesias_Bali/rssarticleshow/2303178.cms
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Bird flu fear rises in Indonesia's Bali with another patient
+ - 16:50, August 23, 2007
A 48-year old woman was admitted to hospital on the Indonesian resort island of Bali Thursday for developing bird flu symptoms, raising fear for a major outbreak after two women died of the disease on the island earlier this month.
The woman, identified by her initials LMR, was treated at an isolation room of the Sanglah Hospital in Bali's capital of Denpasar.
But doctors said laboratory test had not been carried out to confirm if she had bird flu, reported the national Antara news agency.
Besides her, another elderly woman is being treated at the same hospital for suspected bird flu.
Indonesia has confirmed 84 bird flu deaths so far, making it the highest toll among the affected countries so far.
Source: Xinhua
http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90782/6246536.html
Edit: Besides her, another elderly woman is being treated at the same hospital for suspected bird flu. I don't know of another elderly woman?
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Bird flu fear rises in Indonesia's Bali with another patient
+ - 16:50, August 23, 2007
A 48-year old woman was admitted to hospital on the Indonesian resort island of Bali Thursday for developing bird flu symptoms, raising fear for a major outbreak after two women died of the disease on the island earlier this month.
The woman, identified by her initials LMR, was treated at an isolation room of the Sanglah Hospital in Bali's capital of Denpasar.
But doctors said laboratory test had not been carried out to confirm if she had bird flu, reported the national Antara news agency.
Besides her, another elderly woman is being treated at the same hospital for suspected bird flu.
Indonesia has confirmed 84 bird flu deaths so far, making it the highest toll among the affected countries so far.
Source: Xinhua
http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90782/6246536.html
Edit: Besides her, another elderly woman is being treated at the same hospital for suspected bird flu. I don't know of another elderly woman?
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Commonground
Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
The other woman is NM (58) who was just cleared today, and tested negative. LMR (48) is new.
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
The other woman is NM (58) who was just cleared today, and tested negative. LMR (48) is new.
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Thanks, there often is confusion, if the patient is a man or a woman.
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Thanks, there often is confusion, if the patient is a man or a woman.
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Still no confirmation from Antara's website on the story of the new patient in Bali, nor from other sources. (post # 12 )
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Still no confirmation from Antara's website on the story of the new patient in Bali, nor from other sources. (post # 12 )
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Thursday, 23 / 08 / 2007 16 : 31 wib
RSUP Sanglah again accepts bird flu bird patient
denpasar – The hospital (RSUP) Sanglah Denpasar, Bali, back receives a suspect pasien people flu bird. She is Lasmiati (48), resident from Kediri, Tabanan District.
Lasmiati got to RSUP Sanglah sekira 14.00 wita o ' clock, thursday (23 / 8 / 2007). Tni members ix kodam udayana this later immediate added to space nusa isolasi beauty, that dikhusukan for flu bird sufferer.
(She was immediatly admitted to special bird flu isolation space after admission to hospital).
Lasmi disease like flu bird symptoms, such as fever reached 38 celcius accompanied by cough and peak breath.
The matter diperkuat death presence in sudden chicken around house, tni hostel ix rindam udayana, kediri, tabanan. It later abducted to rsad udayana in jl panglima denpasar sudirman's, rabu (22 / 8).
However her symptoms because like flu bird sufferer, later lasmi dirujuk to RSUP Sanglah.
(She was admitted to another hospital first, and because her symptoms looked like bird flu, she was brought to Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar)
"We more favourable set ago suspect flu bird, from kecolongan. Later new our pasien observasi, " said captain of tim penanggulangan flu bird disease RSUP Sanglah putu dr sp Andrika pd, kamis (23 / 8 / 2007).
According to dr Sndrika , dokter tim has took blood sample from the patient to dispatched to laboratorium depkes litbangkes in Jakarta. Whereas, rontgen examination have not done, until not discover perselubungan on the lungs of the pasient.
http://www.okezone.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=41905&Itemid=67
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Thursday, 23 / 08 / 2007 16 : 31 wib
RSUP Sanglah again accepts bird flu bird patient
denpasar – The hospital (RSUP) Sanglah Denpasar, Bali, back receives a suspect pasien people flu bird. She is Lasmiati (48), resident from Kediri, Tabanan District.
Lasmiati got to RSUP Sanglah sekira 14.00 wita o ' clock, thursday (23 / 8 / 2007). Tni members ix kodam udayana this later immediate added to space nusa isolasi beauty, that dikhusukan for flu bird sufferer.
(She was immediatly admitted to special bird flu isolation space after admission to hospital).
Lasmi disease like flu bird symptoms, such as fever reached 38 celcius accompanied by cough and peak breath.
The matter diperkuat death presence in sudden chicken around house, tni hostel ix rindam udayana, kediri, tabanan. It later abducted to rsad udayana in jl panglima denpasar sudirman's, rabu (22 / 8).
However her symptoms because like flu bird sufferer, later lasmi dirujuk to RSUP Sanglah.
(She was admitted to another hospital first, and because her symptoms looked like bird flu, she was brought to Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar)
"We more favourable set ago suspect flu bird, from kecolongan. Later new our pasien observasi, " said captain of tim penanggulangan flu bird disease RSUP Sanglah putu dr sp Andrika pd, kamis (23 / 8 / 2007).
According to dr Sndrika , dokter tim has took blood sample from the patient to dispatched to laboratorium depkes litbangkes in Jakarta. Whereas, rontgen examination have not done, until not discover perselubungan on the lungs of the pasient.
http://www.okezone.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=41905&Itemid=67
Commonground
Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
That is the exact same village that I have down for AS (28), confirmed positive.
Kediri, Tabanan District.
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
That is the exact same village that I have down for AS (28), confirmed positive. Kediri, Tabanan District.
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=6 width=453 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD class=t26blk>Bird flu fear rises in Indonesia's Bali with another patient
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width=453 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD width=19></TD><TD class=t14blk width=7></TD><TD class=t14blk width=4></TD><TD class=t10blk width=383>16:50, August 23, 2007
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=453 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=top width=238><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD class=t14blk></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width=453 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=top>A 48-year old woman was admitted to hospital on the Indonesian resort island of Bali Thursday for developing bird flu symptoms, raising fear for a major outbreak after two women died of the disease on the island earlier this month.
The woman, identified by her initials LMR, was treated at an isolation room of the Sanglah Hospital in Bali's capital of Denpasar.
But doctors said laboratory test had not been carried out to confirm if she had bird flu, reported the national Antara news agency.
Besides her, another elderly woman is being treated at the same hospital for suspected bird flu.
Indonesia has confirmed 84 bird flu deaths so far, making it the highest toll among the affected countries so far.
Source: Xinhua
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90782/6246536.html
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=6 width=453 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD class=t26blk>Bird flu fear rises in Indonesia's Bali with another patient
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width=453 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD width=19></TD><TD class=t14blk width=7></TD><TD class=t14blk width=4></TD><TD class=t10blk width=383>16:50, August 23, 2007
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width=453 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=top width=238><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD class=t14blk></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width=453 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=top>A 48-year old woman was admitted to hospital on the Indonesian resort island of Bali Thursday for developing bird flu symptoms, raising fear for a major outbreak after two women died of the disease on the island earlier this month.
The woman, identified by her initials LMR, was treated at an isolation room of the Sanglah Hospital in Bali's capital of Denpasar.
But doctors said laboratory test had not been carried out to confirm if she had bird flu, reported the national Antara news agency.
Besides her, another elderly woman is being treated at the same hospital for suspected bird flu.
Indonesia has confirmed 84 bird flu deaths so far, making it the highest toll among the affected countries so far.
Source: Xinhua
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90782/6246536.html
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Putri Amanda from Pekanbaru, Riau province, Sumatra is tested negative, she can go home tomorrow.
Confirmation of a new patient (woman, 50 yo) in Sanglah hospital, Bali. Report refers to contact with suddenly died chickens.
Confirmation of negative test of other Bali Patient: I Maneka Nyoman.
METRO TV : Tabanan woman expected by bird flu
Metrotvnews. com, denpasar : Hospital sanglah Denpasar, Bali, again receives pasien suspect new flu bird, this sore kamis.
Sedangkan suspect pasien flu bird I maneka nyoman stated negative and diperbolehkan return after fare treatment for four days.
Suspect pasien flu bird new entered isolasi space rs sanglah the is Lasmiati. Warga Kediri, Tabanan, this 50 year old previous have the time attended in general rs local district with groans hot high and cough. It also owns contact life with bird the dead sudden, until lasmiati dirujuk to rs sanglah.
While the, from pekanbaru, riau, reported putri bahwa that amanda attended in arifin rs ahmad stated negative flu bird. Old balita this two years have the time attended-intensive for five days in isolasi space. Now, putri kondisi amanda mulai membaik.
Medis tim arifin rs pekanbaru ahmad has called a halt treatment pasien standards flu bird. Rencananya, putri will permissible in the eyes came home tomorrow.
Before, doctor from RS Ahmad Arifin expressed suspect putri flu bird karena suffered high fever, cough and peak napas, klinis symptoms like flu bird.
From product rontgen also saw increase dilution and bercak in putri lungs. Namun, sample uji body blood perusal and expansion kesehatan departemen not discovered virus presence h5n1. Putri finally stated only suffered pernapasan inflammation.(den)
http://www.cyberwap.net/blog/view_feed.php?b=11;23733
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Putri Amanda from Pekanbaru, Riau province, Sumatra is tested negative, she can go home tomorrow.
Confirmation of a new patient (woman, 50 yo) in Sanglah hospital, Bali. Report refers to contact with suddenly died chickens.
Confirmation of negative test of other Bali Patient: I Maneka Nyoman.
METRO TV : Tabanan woman expected by bird flu
Metrotvnews. com, denpasar : Hospital sanglah Denpasar, Bali, again receives pasien suspect new flu bird, this sore kamis.
Sedangkan suspect pasien flu bird I maneka nyoman stated negative and diperbolehkan return after fare treatment for four days.
Suspect pasien flu bird new entered isolasi space rs sanglah the is Lasmiati. Warga Kediri, Tabanan, this 50 year old previous have the time attended in general rs local district with groans hot high and cough. It also owns contact life with bird the dead sudden, until lasmiati dirujuk to rs sanglah.
While the, from pekanbaru, riau, reported putri bahwa that amanda attended in arifin rs ahmad stated negative flu bird. Old balita this two years have the time attended-intensive for five days in isolasi space. Now, putri kondisi amanda mulai membaik.
Medis tim arifin rs pekanbaru ahmad has called a halt treatment pasien standards flu bird. Rencananya, putri will permissible in the eyes came home tomorrow.
Before, doctor from RS Ahmad Arifin expressed suspect putri flu bird karena suffered high fever, cough and peak napas, klinis symptoms like flu bird.
From product rontgen also saw increase dilution and bercak in putri lungs. Namun, sample uji body blood perusal and expansion kesehatan departemen not discovered virus presence h5n1. Putri finally stated only suffered pernapasan inflammation.(den)
http://www.cyberwap.net/blog/view_feed.php?b=11;23733
Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Avian influenza ? situation in Indonesia ? update 15
23 August 2007
The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced a new case of human infection of H5N1 avian influenza.
A 28-year-old female from Tabanan District, in Bali Province developed symptoms on 14 August, was hospitalized on 18 August and died in hospital on 21 August.
The case was a poultry trader. The case investigation found that she collected poultry from villages where outbreaks of avian influenza in poultry had occurred and were later confirmed by rapid testing.
Of the 105 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 84 have been fatal.
http://www.who.int/csr/don/2007_08_23/en/index.html
Re: INDONESIA - Human cases - August 22, 2007+
Avian influenza ? situation in Indonesia ? update 15
23 August 2007
The Ministry of Health of Indonesia has announced a new case of human infection of H5N1 avian influenza.
A 28-year-old female from Tabanan District, in Bali Province developed symptoms on 14 August, was hospitalized on 18 August and died in hospital on 21 August.
The case was a poultry trader. The case investigation found that she collected poultry from villages where outbreaks of avian influenza in poultry had occurred and were later confirmed by rapid testing.
Of the 105 cases confirmed to date in Indonesia, 84 have been fatal.
http://www.who.int/csr/don/2007_08_23/en/index.html
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