INDONESIA - Jakarta, Jan 20, 2007 to Feb 28, 2007

[Theresa42]

Previous "Indonesia - Jakarta" thread:

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15044&page=4

 

[Richard McC]

Another death - cared for sick relatives

Another death - cared for sick relatives

On Sunday, January 21 2007 12:05 WIB

JUST two hours were treated, the PATIENT RSPI MENINGGAL\

Metrotvnews.com, Jakarta: Other the patient suspect bird flu died.
Okta Vika Justice (20) died Ahad (21/1) at dawn after two hours were treated in Professor's Infection Hospital the Doctor Sulianti Saroso, Jakarta North.

Several the previous day Okta was reported in the healthy situation.
He only showed the sign of gift asthma.
However, suddenly, he was attacked by the high and breathless fever.
Okta then was run off with to RS the Husada service and afterwards were reconciled to RSPI Sulianti to Ahad struck 02.00 at dawn.

However, just two hours were treated, Okta blew out the last breath.

Okta was the resident of the Non-commissioned Officer Kranji, Bekasi, of West Java.
However, in two weeks, he lived in Housing Ciledug Lovely, Tangerang, Banten, to menegok his relatives who were sick.
Was not yet it was known certain Okta once poultry contact that was sick or died.

Currently, the Okta body was buried in his grandmother's house in the Gardener peanuts, Jakarta.

http://www.metrotvnews.com/berita.asp?id=32026

 

[Richard McC]

Re: Another death - cared for sick relatives

Re: Another death - cared for sick relatives

Okta was the resident of the Non-commissioned Officer Kranji, Bekasi, of West Java.
However, in two weeks, he lived in Housing Ciledug Lovely, Tangerang, Banten, to menegok his relatives who were sick.
Was not yet it was known certain Okta once poultry contact that was sick or died.




Previous cases from Ciledug (November 2006) here:

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13346

 

[Richard McC]

More info on the latest death (Okta or Oktafika), and another suspect

More info on the latest death (Okta or Oktafika), and another suspect

Liputan6.com, Jakarta: Another the assumption patient of bird flu died.

Oktafika Hakim (Justice), the resident of the Gardener V peanuts, Jakarta the Centre, blew out the last breath in the central Hospital of the Sulianti Saroso Infection, Ahad (21/1) at dawn earlier.
The girl was 20 years old that was killed after suffering the high fever.

The Okta family had not known casualties once contact with the poultry.

Two weeks set, Okta could live in her uncle's residence in Housing Ciledug Beautiful Tangerang, Banten.

Around this house indeed had the resident who maintained chirping birds.
But did not yet have the report about the poultry that died suddenly.

Bidang Pelayanan Medis RSPI Sulianti Saroso Deputy Director the doctor Tuty Murtono said the patient was reconciled from one of the hospitals in Ciledug, Tangerang.
Okta at that time already in the serious situation.
Casualties were at once given respiratory aids.
Okta already two fever days.

Ahad this, RSPI Sulianti Saroso also received an assumption patient of bird flu namely an adolescent 14 years from Tangerang.

Therefore, four people were treated in this hospital of bird flu reconciliation.
Three including being stated by the bird flu negative.

http://www.liputan6.com/view/3,136209,1,0,1169412430.html

 

[Richard McC]

Oktafika aka Okta aka Vika funeral(s)

Oktafika aka Okta aka Vika funeral(s)

Oktafika is NOT confirmed H5N1. There is no indication of whether Oktafika's relatives were sick from bird flu or another illness. This case seems atypical in several ways - further information will be interesting.

21 Januari 2007 18:05 WIB

Metrotvnews.com, Jakarta: the Atmosphere confused accompanied the funeral of the patient suspect bird flu, Okta Vika Justice that died early earlier in the Public's Cemetery Bivouac Rubber, Tanahabang, of Ahad (21/1) afternoon.
Beforehand, the Okta body was buried in his grandmother's house in Street Kebon V peanuts, Tanahabang.

According to relatives of casualties, Ridwan Hadun, till at this time was not yet known by results of the doctor's inspection whether Vika positive terjangkit bird flu.

Before dying, Vika only showed the sign of gift asthma.
However, suddenly she was attacked by the high and breathless fever.
Vika then was run off with to the Husada service Hospital.
She was afterwards reconciled to the Sulianti Saroso Infection Hospital, Jakarta North, struck 02.00 WIB at dawn earlier.
However, just two hours were treated in RSPI, she blew out the last breath.

Vika was the resident of the Non-commissioned Officer, Kranji, of Bekasi, West Java.
For two last weeks, she lived in Housing Ciledug Lovely, Tangerang, Banten, to visit his relatives who were sick.

Till at this time, at least already 61 casualties died in Indonesia resulting from bird flu.
(BEY)

http://www.metrotvnews.com/berita.asp?id=32038

 

[Richard McC]

Another suspect.

Another suspect.

On Sunday, January 21 2007 12:09 WIB

Attacked HOT HIGH AFTER throwing the CAT CARCASS away

Metrotvnews.com, Jakarta: A resident Setiabudi, Jakarta, was reported suffered hot high and breathless like the sign of bird flu after throwing the cat carcass belonging to his neighbour away.

Up to now was not yet learnt the cause of the resident's illness had the initials D.

The sample of the patient's blood that currently is treated in the Friendship Hospital, of Jakarta East, was researched in the laboratory.

D was last night reconciled to RS the Friendship.

According to the husband D, Tomi, he did not maintain even one poultries.
Moreover, the condition for the settlement of his residence then was not received the poultry.
Only, was acknowledged, several tetangg him there are those that maintained birds.

Tomi said, D began to be hot high and breathless after throwing his carcass of the neighbouring cat that died away.

Tomi afterwards brought D to the hospital because hot his wife will never descend.
At this time, according to Tomi, the condition for his wife has improved.
However was not yet known whether D terjangkit the bird flu virus or not.
(DEN)

http://www.metrotvnews.com/berita.asp?id=32025

 

[Theresa42]

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Hat-tip, treyfish and pugmom!

toggletext-ed from Indonesian:

Neighbor victim died bird flu admitted to RSPI Sulianti
Senin, 22 Januari 2007 08:09 WIB

Metrotvnews.com, Jakarta: Professor's Infection Hospital the Doctor Sulianti Saroso, Jakarta North, on Monday (22/1), again accepted a patient suspect bird flu. The patient had the initials NA, the resident Street [*snip*] Kalideres, of Jakarta West. NA was the neighbour Randi, casualties died resulting from bird flu of some time set.

The patient was 14 years old earlier entered RSPI Sulianti this morning around struck 5.30 WIB. The NA family claimed, NA experienced the high and breathless fever as the sign was similar to bird flu since Wednesday the week set. Till this morning, his condition did not improve. Officially the Health and the West Jakarta Livestock Breeding Service at once carried out the inspection and the vaccination in the Randi residence. Officially Livestock Breeding also destroyed the poultry around the Randi residence.

http://www.metrotvnews.com/berita.asp?id=32053

 

[Richard McC]

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22 Jan 12:47

Liputan6.com, Jakarta: the Arief Condition, the bird flu patient who was treated in the Friendship Hospital, Jakarta East, gradually got better.
Nevertheless, the man was 18 years old that still must undergo the maintenance in isolation space.

Apart from Arief, this night, RS the Friendship again received an assumption patient of bird flu.
Currently had eight assumption patients of bird flu that was treated in RS the Friendship [read: RS the Friendship Again received three patients].

The medical team of the Sulianti Saroso Infection Hospital, Jakarta North, then still treated six assumption patients of bird flu.
Moreover a person including must be treated in serious space the emergency because of his condition was critical.

On the whole, till at this time, was recorded had 80 positive cases of bird flu in Indonesia.

Totalling 62 people or among them died.
(ICH/the Team of Coverage 6 SCTV)


http://www.liputan6.com/view/3,136236,1,0,1169448778.html

 

[AlaskaDenise]

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Slaughterhouse takes no precautions
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The Jakarta Post, Jakarta
Despite the recent bird flu outbreaks, it is business as usual in the city-owned poultry storage and slaughtering facility in Rawa Kepiting, East Jakarta.


No protective equipment, such as gloves or special clothing, was seen being worn by workers on the premises when visited by The Jakarta Post on Thursday.

Three dead chickens were lying in front of a chicken coop. Flies flew amid the kretek smoke exhaled by the workers.

The two-hectare complex on Jl. Rawa Kepiting, Jatinegara, Cakung subdistrict, is one of two city-run poultry complexes.

Jakarta Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Agency director Edi Setiarso said the other one was in Ciheang district, Banten.

The Rawa Kepiting complex has 16 enclosures, each of which can accommodate some 1,500 chickens, but only four of them are rented out to four different tenants. Two of these only relocated to the complex in the last two days.

Karno, a tenant, who used to kept his chickens in Bukit Duri, South Jakarta, said most breeders were reluctant to rent space in the complex as it was too far from traditional markets.

However, he moved his business to Rawa Kepiting in 2003 because he had his boss's trucks to transport the chickens so he did not need to worry about extra expense arising from transporting his chickens to the market.

Built in 2001, the complex was intended to accommodate chicken breeders from Matraman and other areas in Jatinegara, as well as its vicinity. Since then, however, it has never had more than five tenants over a period of more than a few weeks.

During the first outbreak of bird flu in the city last year, it had more than 10 tenants at one stage, but most of them left after a couple of weeks, said Karno.

Unlike other chicken wholesalers, whose breeding, storage, and slaughtering facilities are located in residential areas or in the vicinity of a market, Eko, who has been using the facility in Rawa Kepiting for the last four years, said he rents pens there as it is closer to the market to which he supplies his chickens.

"I prefer this place because we slaughter the birds ourselves before we sell them in Cakung market, so the distance doesn't matter," he said.

The bird flu outbreak had affected him as he had to consider how to keep his chickens safe from the virus. The only thing that occurred to him was to continuously keep the cages clean.

Basic precautions such as spraying disinfectant and keeping the cages free of droppings are novel concepts to the workers at Rawa Kepiting. None of them can remember the last time the cages were disinfected.

Adjat Sudrajat, director of the complex, said the administration had tried to relocate chicken breeders to the complex, but of no avail.

"They said that the complex is too far from the market and that the road leading here is in a bad state of disrepair," Adjat explained.

He said that before all poultry breeders could relocate to the complex, it would first have to be renovated.

According to the Jakarta Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Agency, there are more than 700 poultry slaughtering facilities in the city, two-thirds of which are located in Central and East Jakarta.

A gubernatorial regulation was issued Wednesday prohibiting all backyard farming of poultry in residential areas so as to curb the spread of bird flu.
The regulation states, among other things, that all commercial poultry-breeding, storage and slaughtering facilities will be relocated to designated sites that are far removed from residential areas.

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[Gert van der Hoek]

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Video report from Reuters on the culling in Jakarta and other regions:


http://investing.reuters.co.uk/tv/v...ryId=d7e24306b90690f7680725965e50d5b979d946d2

Infected chickens are destroyed and healthy ones cooked in the latest phase of the campaign to contain bird flu.

Health officials have launched a campaign to rid the capital of domestic fowl living in close proximity to humans but the move has prompted mixed reactions from residents.

Penny Tweedie reports.

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

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RSPI SULIANTI SAROSO came back the ARRIVAL of the PATIENT with GEJALAN SUSPECT FLU BURUNG

22-01-2007,

RSPI Sulianti Saroso, on Monday early afternoon (22/1) earlier, again received two patients with the sign was infected by the virus H5NI (bird flu).

According to Deputy Director Pelayanan Medis and Keperawatan RSPI Sulianti Saroso, Dr Tuti Hendrar W, the two patients who had the initials S (14) from Serang and N (14) from Kedoya, was expected suffered suspect bird flu because of leucocytes and trombosit him was low.

?Ata first we suspected the two patients only suffered dengue fever.
But was based on information that we received, there was the S possibility of suffering bird flu because in his residence had the chicken that died suddenly,? said Tuti in the press conference in RSPI Sulianti Saroso, Jakarta, on Monday.

The two patients currently was in isolation space in the quite stable condition.
Both of them also used respiratory aids.

With the entry of two patients above, up to now, RSPI still treated five suspect bird flu.

Before S and N, this hospital has treated A, 20, from Bogor, and P, 2, the origin from Cipondoh that was reconciled RS Persehabatan as well as I, 57.Whereas, S, 3,5, hr this already bdipulangkan ?Hasil the inspection of the flu negative burung,? Tuti's words.

Beforehand on last Sunday morning (21/1), a patient suspect bird flu died in (RSPI) Sulianti Saroso.
The patient who had the initials O, 20, only could be treated for two hours in RSPI. he arrived in RSPI around struck 02.00 WIB. Before being brought to RSPI, the patient that various female gender were carried from a hospital in Ciledug.

According to Tuti, when being brought to RSPI, the condition inpatient for the high and breathless fever.?Dia the fever during two hari,? said Tuti.

For two hours in RSPI, he continued, the team of the doctor has given maximal efforts.However the patient was not helped.

As far as this is concerned, the RSPI side still could not confirm whether the positive patient bird flu or not.

?Untuk decisive whether the patient was attacked by bird flu or not, we must be waiting for results of the laboratory.

If results of his blood test have gone out would we umumkan,? he said without detailed when results of the test will go out.

Tuti added, O that was the Bekasi resident, still in the condition realised when entering RSPI and being given respiratory aids.
?Tapi suddenly his condition provided and experienced the difficult breath.

The possibility of that is caused by inflammation of the lungs berat,?ujar him.


http://surabayawebs.com/index.php/2...gan-pasien-dengan-gejalan-suspect-flu-burung/

 

[Gert van der Hoek]

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On Monday, January 22 2007 15:52 WIB

RS Persehabatan returned the Patient Suspect Bird Flu

Jakarta -- MIOL: Maulana, 5, the Bekasi resident who beforehand was expected by bird flu, on Monday (22/1) was permitted to come home from RS the Friendship after being stated by the bird flu negative.

Results of the sample inspection of blood that was done totalling as many as three times, menunjukan Maulana the bird flu negative.
Sulisno, 54, the uncle Maulana that pick up claimed relieved his nephew did not contract bird flu.

The "Maulana situation now is good." Although the cough, that because before entering here has had the cough illness, he said.

Although Maulana might have come home, Ismail Syahputra, 2,5, his cousin must be still undergoing the maintenance.
At this time, two produced by PCR that was done showed the bird flu
negative to Ismail.

The "doctor said that one time still is negative, he might come home," said Rodiah (34), the mother Ismail. Maulana and Ismail were treated in RS the Friendship since last January 19.
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http://www.mediaindo.co.id/berita.asp?id=122745

 

[Harpsong]

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If this isn't in the right place, please move it. Sorry if it's not.



Three more suspected bird flu patients admitted to hospitals
Suherdjoko and Andi Hajramurni, The Jakarta Post, Semarang, Makassar

Two suspected bird flu patients have been admitted to Kariadi Hospital in Semarang, Central Java, and another one to Wahidin Sudirohusodo Hospital in Makassar, South Sulawesi.

The two Semarang patients -- Mustofa, 51, and Suripah, 26 -- have been treated in the hospital's intensive care unit since Sunday, after coming down with symptoms similar to those of bird flu.

Mustofa's daughter, Siti Fatimah, said Monday her father had suffered from high fever with respiratory difficulties since Jan. 18. "Due to the illness in his throat, he could not speak. I wasn't sure whether his disease had something to do with bird flu. We just got scared after we found out many fowls in our village had died suddenly for unclear reasons," Siti said.

"Because of our fear we brought our father here Sunday. The hospital still has not given us any information about the cause of my father's illness," she said. She added that her neighbors raised a lot of poultry in their backyards.

Suripah's father, Simin, said his daughter complained of breathing problems and coughing. He believed his daughter was infected with bird flu because several days before she fell ill, many birds kept by their neighbors died suddenly.

The two raised the number of suspected bird flu patients in Central Java this year to four. One patient died in the first week of January. She was identified as Supiah, 27, a resident of Blerong village in Guntur district, Demak regency.

After Supiah's death, authorities carried out a mass cull of fowls raised by residents in her village.

The Makassar patient is a 22-month-old baby named Putri. She was admitted to the hospital Saturday with a high fever and difficulty breathing.

Rendrawati, Putri's mother, said her daughter had been ill for a week. As Putri's temperature remained high, Rendrawati brought her to the hospital to get better medical treatment.

"Instead of falling, her temperature rose on the fourth day of her illness. I was worried she was infected with the bird flu virus because she was used to playing with the neighbors' fowls, some of which had died suddenly," Rendrawati said.

She explained that Putri's condition had improved significantly, but the hospital had not yet determined her diagnosis because her blood samples were still being analyzed at the laboratory.

The local administration has urged residents of South Sulawesi to be alert for the possible spread of bird flu because the province is classified as one of the nine regions in the country where the virus is endemic.

Last year at least 25 suspected bird flu patients were admitted to the same hospital in Makassar.

Meanwhile, West Java has not yet begun mass culls, which are already underway in Jakarta.

Nana M. Adnan of the West Java Livestock Husbandry Office said officials were awaiting a decree from the governor. Nearly 33 million chickens are raised in backyards throughout the province.

"We cannot do anything because the gubernatorial decree is still being worked out," Nana said in Bandung on Monday.

The number of suspected bird flu patients being treated at the Hasan Sadikin Hospital in Bandung fell to four as of Monday.

One patient, a woman from Garut, died Friday.

Yuli Tri Suwarni contributed to this article from Bandung.


http://www.thejakartapost.com/detailnational.asp?fileid=20070123.G01&irec=0Three more suspected bird flu patients admitted to hospitals

 

[Richard McC]

Another suspect in Jakarta

Another suspect in Jakarta

23 January 2007 07:02 WIB

Metrotvnews.com, Jakarta: the Infection Hospital (RSPI) Sulianti Saroso Jakarta, on Monday night (22/1), again received one flattest [suspected] patient bird flu.

This patient had the initials "R", 36 years, arrived in RSPI in struck 22.00 WIB. Before being brought to RSPI, R was run off with to the Cengkareng Hospital because of suffering the fever and breathless.
However, R was afterwards reconciled to RSPI because of being suspected of being infected by the virus H5N1.

According to the husband R, grew Sukarno, several days ago their kept pigeon died suddenly.
Moreover, they also ate chicken soup.

With the entry of the patient from Big Wood Kapok, Cengkareng, Jakarta West, this of the number of flattest patients bird flu that was treated in RSPI to six people.

http://www.metrotvnews.com/berita.asp?id=32122

 

[Richard McC]

Two go home,

Two go home,

23 January 2007 12:13 WIB

Metrotvnews.com, Jakarta: Two from six flattest patients bird flu that was treated in Space of the Isolation of the Infection Hospital (RSPI) Sulianti Saroso, this Tuesday (23/1), has been permitted to come home because his condition has improved.

A flattest patient bird flu had the initials "R" that just entered, on Monday night (22/1), his condition has improved and no longer experienced breathless. [subject of the last post?]

According to information that is received from his family, currently "R" no longer experienced breathless like during the first time was run off with to the Cengkareng Hospital.
However, the RSPI side up to now still gave treated the infusion and oxygen to "R".
Expected, breathless that was suffered by "R" as a result of their kept pigeon died suddenly several previous days.

In the Friendship Hospital till at this time also did not have the addition of the flattest patient bird flu.

At this time this hospital was still treating five flattest patients bird flu, one among them that had the initials "A was" stated" positive bird flu.
The "A" condition currently continues to gradually improved.



Richard McC - "A" above, appears to be Arif, or 'Wise', whose recovery is reported in the following post.

http://www.metrotvnews.com/berita.asp?id=32149

 

[Richard McC]

Recoveries

Recoveries

On Tuesday, January 23 2007 12:42 WIB

Jakarta -- MIOL: Wise, 18, finally was stated recovered by the team of the control doctor of bird flu RS the Friendship.
This increased the figure 25% the positive patient bird flu in Indonesia that succeeded in being cured.
Wise recovery was sent by Priyanti Soepandi, the team's member of the doctor, on Tuesday (23/1).
"From today Wise was moved by us to normal maintenance space because in no way had the problem again with the disturbance" of "bird flu."

This transfer was also based on four times of Wise blood of the sample inspection pointed out results of the virus of the negative avian influenza.
Normal him the PCR inspection of only three times, but this until four times so that really was believed in by the patient has again healthy.

Nevertheless Priyanti stated the team of the doctor not yet dared to returned Wise because still the height of the level of white blood cell.
The team wanted his condition to be really normal just was returned.
"Yes, possibly in a few days."

In the meantime RS the Friendship, Jakarta East, this Tuesday, planned returned Ismail the Blessing, 10, and Ismail Syahputra (2,5).

The resident Cibarusah, Bekasi this beforehand was expected tertular bird flu.

With returning of the two children, the patient suspect bird flu that still was treated in numbering isolation space of three people.

They, Darminah, 38, the Kuningan resident East, Great, 30, the resident Pulogadung, and Joni, 20, the Tangerang resident.

http://www.media-indonesia.com/berita.asp?id=122840

 

[sharon sanders]

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Thanks Richard McC, Theresa42, Harpsong, AlaskaDenise, and Dutchy.

 

[AlaskaDenise]

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http://www.tempointeractive.com/hg/nasional/2007/01/23/brk,20070123-91796,uk.html

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Fowls in Jakarta to be Relocated to Four Areas[/FONT]

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Tuesday, 23 January, 2007 | 17:19 WIB [/FONT]

[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta: The DKI Jakarta government will relocate fowls to four areas in Jakarta. The prepared land includes Cibubur, Cakung, Rawa Kepiting (Industrial Center of Pulogadung), and Sukapura (Semper, North Jakarta).

Regional Secretary Ritola Tasmaya said that Rawa Kepiting, Cakung and Sukapura will be turned into fowl shelters and an abattoir. In addition, Cibubur area will be build a bird market.

?Land of Cibubur and Rawa Kepiting are under the ownership of Jakarta's government,? Ritola told Tempo at his office yesterday (01/22). According to him, his party has asked that Regional Development Planning Agency to prepare the budget.

?I am expecting that this year the relocation areas can be used soon,? he said. According to him, the relocation was made to eradicate the spread of bird flu which killed four victims in Jakarta and its surrounding areas.

Based on Tempo's observation at Rawa Kepiting, the area was still uninhabited and barren. There were no trees.

The empty three-hectare piece of land was surrounded by a concrete wall. In addition, some factories or warehouses were situated around 10 meters off the land. The road used to access the location was badly damaged so that cars could not pass through it, but motorcycles could get by.

Ritola said that the location was ideal since it was located in the middle of a city forest. ?Should there be traders or breeders who refuse to be relocated, we will explain that this is concerned with life and death,? said Ritola.
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..."There were no trees."......."located in the middle of a city forest."


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[Richard McC]

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Either there are no new suspect cases so far today (24 Jan) or the press is losing interest.

Knock on wood, I think the outbreak may be dying down. At least, it's not going exponential.

 

[Richard McC]

More good news

More good news

24 Jan 12:25

Till Wednesday (24/1) today, two from four patients that in treated in the Hospital (RS) the Friendship was permitted to come home.

Two patients respectively had the initials "the USA", the man and "RH".
Both of them were permitted to come home because from three times produced by the TCR detection was stated by the negative towards the bird flu virus.

While two patients who still were treated just entered the Friendship Hospital, on Tuesday night (23/1). Both of them had the initials "R", the woman was 42 years old, and "F", the man was 5 years old.

[R is recovered, I think (see a previous report). F may be new??]

[further update - I think R is new as well - see next post]

Both of them at this time still were treated intensive because the temperature of his body was hot and experienced coughs.
The two patients it was suspected were affected by the bird flu virus because both of them had the story of contact with the poultry.

From Padang was reported, two flattest patients bird flu was treated in the Hospital of Muhammad Jamil, Padang. [see report in Sumatra thread]
The patient had the initials "RS", 24 years, the resident of the palanquin, the Subdistrict Four Najar, Sawahlunto and "Ma", 14 months, was treated in Isolation Space.
Both of them have undergone the blood test. However, still could not be ascertained whether they were affected by bird flu.
According to information of the patient's family, both of them were known once contact with the poultry.

Now in Doctor's Hospital of Karyadi Semarang, three flattest patients bird flu was still undergoing the maintenance.
The three of them currently his condition increasingly improved.
Specially the patient had the initials "BC" still was treated in Isolation Space although he did not experience the high and breathless fever.
Only, he it was known had the story of contact with the poultry that died suddenly.


http://www.metrotvnews.com/berita.asp?id=32219