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Google translation:
Three Days, 4 Citizens Died Pandeglang for Diarrhea
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009 | 22:26 pm
KOMPAS reporter Anita reports Yossihara
PANDEGLANG, KOMPAS.com - At least four citizens of the village of Lawang, Sub Cibaliung, Pandeglang district, Banten, died of diarrhea within three days.
According to Police Chief Sector (police) Commissioner Mario Cibaliung Ajun, Tuesday (18 / 8), deaths from diarrhea in the village of Lawang first occurred on Sunday last. That day, two residents named Ahla (39) and Sarmadi (58) died.
A day later, Jamar (56) also died after a treatment. "Today there's another one who died in the name of Ranti (48), 01.00 o'clock this morning," he said.
In addition, the number of people afflicted by diarrhea since Sunday until today has reached 102 people. They received treatment from a team of doctors and paramedics Pandeglang health office in a number of health posts.
Difficult geographical conditions applied to the paramedics had to use people's houses or school buildings to care for sick people. Not yet known with certainty that the cause of epidemic diarrhea, but presumably because residents use river water for drinking, bathing, washing, and waste water. Currently, the river water samples was investigated in the laboratory.
Google translation:
Three Days, 4 Citizens Died Pandeglang for Diarrhea
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009 | 22:26 pm
KOMPAS reporter Anita reports Yossihara
PANDEGLANG, KOMPAS.com - At least four citizens of the village of Lawang, Sub Cibaliung, Pandeglang district, Banten, died of diarrhea within three days.
According to Police Chief Sector (police) Commissioner Mario Cibaliung Ajun, Tuesday (18 / 8), deaths from diarrhea in the village of Lawang first occurred on Sunday last. That day, two residents named Ahla (39) and Sarmadi (58) died.
A day later, Jamar (56) also died after a treatment. "Today there's another one who died in the name of Ranti (48), 01.00 o'clock this morning," he said.
In addition, the number of people afflicted by diarrhea since Sunday until today has reached 102 people. They received treatment from a team of doctors and paramedics Pandeglang health office in a number of health posts.
Difficult geographical conditions applied to the paramedics had to use people's houses or school buildings to care for sick people. Not yet known with certainty that the cause of epidemic diarrhea, but presumably because residents use river water for drinking, bathing, washing, and waste water. Currently, the river water samples was investigated in the laboratory.