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Pakistan embassy staff member dies of swine flu in Indonesia
JAKARTA: The member of Pakistan embassy in Indonesia Tanveer Ansari had died due to swine flu virus.
His body has arrived at Islamabad airport on Thursday morning and handed over to relatives. The officials of health ministry and foreign ministry were also present at this occasion. Tanveer Ansari was working as charge d?affaires in Pakistan embassy. He is survived by a wife and four sons.
Kamis 06-08-2009
Pakistani Embassy staff dies of H1N1
INDONESIA: The Embassy of Pakistan confirmed Tuesday one of its staff members had died of the H1N1 flu virus.
"The Health Ministry official told our charge d'affaires it was swine flu," Press and Cultural Attach* Saeed Javed said over the phone.
TAA, 50, who worked as an accountant at the embassy, died at MMC Hospital Monday morning after being treated as an H1N1 flu suspect. His body has been flown home for burial, Javed said.
"He had been in Indonesia for three years and his term here had ended; he was to leave within a couple of weeks," Javed said.
He is the first foreigner to fall victim to the deadly virus in Indonesia. - JP
