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Indonesia Total confirmed H1N1 cases 812 found in 23 provinces

Pathfinder

Editor, Senior Moderator
Tuesday, 11 August 2009 | 16:17 WIB

TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta - The case of swine flu is estimated to be still growing, the Ministry of Health, on Tuesday (11 / 8) today, announced 41 new cases, and on the previous day also announced 80 new cases. If on Sunday (9 / 8) and the total number of people with swine flu in Indonesia reaches 771 cases, on Tuesday (11 / 8) This day has increased 41 cases, become total 812 cases with the details of 456 men and 356 women and three men of them died.

Head of Research and Development Department of Health Agus Purwadianto explain the last 41 cases came from nine provinces, namely DKI Jakarta (19 people), East Java (1), West Java (4), Bali (12), Banten (1) Aceh (1), Central Sulawesi (1), South Sulawesi (1), and Yogyakarta (1). "Litbangkes reported positive results Influenza A H1N1," said Agus persnya in the broadcast.

Until this day, swine flu positive cases is found spread in 23 provinces throughout Indonesia.

http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/nusa/2009/08/11/brk,20090811-192017,id.html
 
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