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Indonesia: Toddler died in Jakarta Hospital, swine flu suspected.

Gert van der Hoek

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http://www.detiknews.com/read/2009/...ct-flu-babi-meninggal-di-rspi-sulianti-saroso

Toddler died in Jakarta Hospital, swine flu suspected.


Friday, 28/08/2009


Muhammad Taufiqqurahman - detikNews

Jakarta - Toddlers aged 1 year 6 months died in RSPI Sulianti Saroso, North Jakarta. Allegedly, the boy named Muhammad Fahri had died of H1N1 virus or swine flu.

Father Fahri, Eko Juwono said, her son was suffering from hot and cold since 4 days ago. Fahri had rushed to the hospital Islam Cempaka Putih.

But because the condition worsened Fahri, Friday (28/8/2009), the boy was referred to the RSPI Sulianti Saroso. "It was around 14:00 pm got here, after waiting a bit longer, it turns out my son can not survive," he said as he continued to shed tears.

According to residents of Serdang Kemayoran Rt 5 Rw 7 Kemayoran, Central Jakarta it, he's had fever and cough. It was transmitted to the three children including Fahri.

"He's high heat and diarrhea," said Eko sobbing.

Currently still waiting for the body of Eko Fahri in RSPI Sulianti Saroso. While his wife had come home.
 
Re: Indonesia: Toddler died in Jakarta Hospital, swine flu suspected.

Source: http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/jakarta/2009/08/28/brk,20090828-194957,id.html

Swine flu patients Unexpected Death in Sulianti Saroso

Friday, August 28, 2009 | 17:26 pm

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta - A 1-year-old boy named Muhammad Fahri died at the Infectious Diseases Hospital Sulianti Saroso for allegedly infected with swine flu virus.

"Previously treated at the Islamic Hospital Cempaka Putih for four days," said Suroso, the victim's grandfather, the Infectious Diseases Hospital Sulianti Saroso Jakarta (28 / 8). "He just transferred today. Half an hour in here is dead," he said at around 16:30.

Parents Fahri, Eko Juwono, 42 years, said the results of analysis of Islamic Hospital Cempaka Putih said Fahri indicated pigs suffering from the flu. "Complications also with diarrhea and pneumonia," said Eko.


Citizens Serdang, Kemayoran, Central Jakarta, was added, the family also had a fever and flu attack. Two other children can recover Eko, while conditions worsened Fahri. "I was never out of the country, but our family was attacked by a fever," said Eko.

Ambulances carrying Fahri from Islamic Hospital manned white Cempaka medical officer equipped with a full face mask throughout the body. They wear headgear, nose masks, plastic clothes, to shoes. Fahri justify the ambulance crew was unexpectedly swine flu victims.

Victim's family was still in the hospital to wait for the maintenance of the body. Cries the victim's mother and other family members broke out in the waiting room hospital Sulianti Saroso Infectious Diseases.

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