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Indonesia - Woman, 17, Bird Flu - H5N1 Suspected Case, Released from Hospital in Riau, Sumatra

Sally Furniss

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Tembilahan – A 17-year-old girl, named Intan, a resident of Jalan Kayu Jati, Kecamatan Tembilahan Hulu, had been treated in Puri Husada hospital, Tembilahan, Riau Province.

Patient was suspected of having bird flu infection according to laboratory examination done by a doctor in Puri Husada hospital, confirmed the director of the hospital, Rasul Alim.

Patient has returned home, and is now being treated as an outpatient.

Source: Indonesia local newspaper, Riau Mandiri. http://www.riaumandiri.net/rm/index...flu-burung&catid=50:indragiri-hilir&Itemid=60

http://birdflucorner.wordpress.com/2010/10/01/tembilahan-riau-possible-bird-flu-suspect/
 
Re: Indonesia - Woman, 17, Bird Flu - H5N1 Suspected Case, Released from Hospital in Riau, Sumatra

In Tembilahan region an outbreak in poultry was reported recently.

See also this thread: http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=152776


'Sudden Death Chickens Positive Bird Flu'

Written by Editor Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Tembilahan-chief Food Service Horticulture Crops and Livestock (DPTPHP) Inhil District, DVM Urip Sukarno ensure the cause of hundreds of free-range chickens and bangkok [chickens] who died suddenly last weekend at Jalan Lorong Jambu M Boya front Tembilahan , positive due to bird flu virus.

The confirmation was obtained after a team of DPTPHP test of chicken manure samples using the rapid test, in which appear two lines mark the states positive for bird flu.

"After being tested through chicken feces samples using the rapid tests at all locations, a dead chicken in front cashew alley, owned by Alan Road M Boya tested positive for bird flu. While in other locations such as road LCS, Parit Parit 14 and 7 is not proven, but we still do the monitoring of up to 60 days ahead, "said Urip said Riau Mandiri, Tuesday (21 / 9).

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