Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
See also this recent thread: Indonesia: Woman, 24, died of H5N1 bird flu in Bengkulu, Sumatra
Monday, april 9, 2012
One More Citizen Suspect Bird Flu
BENGKULU - Bird flu remains a threat to the citizens of Bengkulu. Last night, a resident of Garden Village RT 3 Ros Bengkulu City with initials SY (57) was admitted to hospital M Yunus (RSMY) because of suspected (suspect) bird flu. SY was taken to RSMY around 20:00 pm.
Unknown, SY was previously treated patient at the Hospital Bhayangkara, Jitra suffering from flu. Because of suspected bird flu, known SY eventually was referred to a civil servant RSMY. "Arriving at 20.00 pm last, referral from hospitals Bhayangkara," said a nurse who declined to be named.
RB observation, until the news was revealed, SY is still being treated in isolation rooms RSMY, the Myrtle Room Room 9, accompanied by his wife. Current state of SY himself look less drop. Unfortunately none of the family that could not be confirmed.
RB Contacted last night, Vice Director of Medical Services and Nursing RSMY, dr. Lista Cerlyviera, MM claimed not to know the patient suspect bird flu that was treated. However, continued Lista, it has set up a special room for every patient suspect bird flu.
"There has been no report, but clearly, if there are such patients, we have prepared a special room. Will we do care as they should according to the standard of care the patient suspect bird flu, "he concluded .
Harian Rakyat Bengkulu
Monday, april 9, 2012
One More Citizen Suspect Bird Flu
BENGKULU - Bird flu remains a threat to the citizens of Bengkulu. Last night, a resident of Garden Village RT 3 Ros Bengkulu City with initials SY (57) was admitted to hospital M Yunus (RSMY) because of suspected (suspect) bird flu. SY was taken to RSMY around 20:00 pm.
Unknown, SY was previously treated patient at the Hospital Bhayangkara, Jitra suffering from flu. Because of suspected bird flu, known SY eventually was referred to a civil servant RSMY. "Arriving at 20.00 pm last, referral from hospitals Bhayangkara," said a nurse who declined to be named.
RB observation, until the news was revealed, SY is still being treated in isolation rooms RSMY, the Myrtle Room Room 9, accompanied by his wife. Current state of SY himself look less drop. Unfortunately none of the family that could not be confirmed.
RB Contacted last night, Vice Director of Medical Services and Nursing RSMY, dr. Lista Cerlyviera, MM claimed not to know the patient suspect bird flu that was treated. However, continued Lista, it has set up a special room for every patient suspect bird flu.
"There has been no report, but clearly, if there are such patients, we have prepared a special room. Will we do care as they should according to the standard of care the patient suspect bird flu, "he concluded .
Harian Rakyat Bengkulu